150 people missing after shipwreck in eastern DRC
About 150 people are missing after a boat sunk on a lake in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, President Felix
Zimbabwe begins vaccinations against cholera after Cyclone Idai
Health authorities in Zimbabwe have begun an oral cholera vaccination campaign in the aftermath of Cyclone Idai. The campaign targets
Kenyan family files lawsuit against Boeing over Ethiopian Airlines crash
It began with the Rwandese family who sued Boeing after their kin, Jackson Musoni, lost his life in the Ethiopian
Malaria vaccination to begin in Africa from this month
GlaxoSmithKline Plc and its partners are finally ready to deploy a vaccine for malaria, after more than three decades of
Conservation group rescues 1000 animals from traps in Tanzania
A conservation organization in Tanzania’s Serengeti ecosystem has rescued more than 1,000 wild animals from snares mounted by poachers, a
‘I am not for sale’ Nigerian women say in anti-trafficking campaign
“Find a job at home instead of risking a life of modern slavery in Britain” reads a poster from the
Chinese President Xi sends condolences to France over Notre Dame fire
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday sent a message of condolence to French President Emmanuel Macron over the fire that destroyed
US confirms killing No.2 Islamic State leader in Somalia
The US military confirmed Monday that it had killed the second-ranking Islamic State leader in Somalia in an air strike.
Cholera on the rise in Kenyan capital
The Kenyan capital has experienced a jump in cholera cases, one of the city’s top hospitals said on Tuesday, adding
HRW calls for prosecution of perpetrators of xenophobic violence in South Africa
Human Rights Watch wants authorities in South Africa to investigate, arrest and prosecute people behind attacks on foreigners in Durban.