Seventh batch of Chinese doctors arrive in South Sudan
The seventh batch of Chinese doctors arrived in South Sudan on Saturday to conduct a one-year medical assistance mission in
Ethnic attacks in Mali killed 18 civilians this week – peacekeeping mission
At least 18 civilians were killed in two related attacks this week in central Mali, the United Nations MINUSMA peacekeeping
Remains of nearly 85 000 genocide victims buried in Rwanda
The remains of nearly 85,000 people murdered in Rwanda’s genocide were laid to rest Saturday in a sombre ceremony in
Talk Africa: Belt and Road Initiative in Africa
The Second Belt and Road Forum has just concluded in Beijing and it brought together leaders from around the world
Zimbabwe extends Central Bank governor’s term by another five years
Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Friday appointed John Mangudya for a second and final five-year term as central bank governor,
Nigerian artist Tiwa Savage humbled by Universal Music Group deal
Nigerian singer-songwriter Tiwa Savage says there’s a “revolution going on” in African music and she is “very humbled and excited”
Thousands protest against ruling elite in Algeria
Protesters in Algeria rallied on for their eleventh week in a row, demanding the departure of Algeria’s ruling elite, a
World Bank gives $545m for cyclone-hit southern Africa
The World Bank will extend more than half-a-billion dollars in grants for cyclone-ravaged southern African countries, its chief announced on
Betting board bans gambling adverts, celebrity endorsements
Kenya’s betting control board has dealt a blow to the flourishing gambling industry with a raft of new measures it
Tanzania set to test its first electric train in July
By Special Reporter, Dar es Salaam Tanzania is set to test its first, maiden, cheaper and very superior own funded