Burundi invites a team to inspect its readiness to join SADC
Burundi has invited a team from the South African Development Community (SADC) to evaluate its readiness to join the organization.
Protesters cut ties with Sudan’s military council
Protest leaders in Sudan have said they have broken off contact with the ruling military council that replaced ousted leader
Landslide in Northern Malawi kills at least three
At least three people have been killed and up to a dozen injured after a landslide washed away an entire
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Two people killed, three others kidnapped in northern Nigeria
A British tourist and a Nigerian man were killed in an attack on a recreational resort in northern Nigeria. Police
Thousands of Moroccans protest demanding release of activists
Thousands of Moroccans protested in downtown Rabat on Sunday demanding the release of 42 activists who rallied against economic and
Power handover talks between military and civilians breaks down in Sudan
Tensions are rising in Sudan after talks broke down between protesters and the country’s military rulers who earlier in April
UN chief condemns Sri Lanka attacks
The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has condoled with the families of the victims of Sunday’s multiple Sri Lanka
Libya’s Tripoli airport reopened as fighting continues
Libya has reopened Tripoli’s only functioning airport, the airport authorities’ announced on their Facebook page on Sunday. Mitiga airport was
W.H.O. condemns attack on health workers in DR Congo
The World Health organization has condemned Saturday’s attack on a hospital in the DR Congo. The attack was the second