14 killed in Darfur camp clashes
Fourteen people have been killed during clashes in a camp for displaced people in Sudan’s conflict-wracked Darfur region, the official
Uganda launches virtual courts to ease hearing of cases
Uganda on Monday launched virtual courts that will see inmates attended to by judicial officers through video conferencing. The court
Equatorial Guinea to abolish death penalty
The last time Equatorial Guinea applied the death sentence was in 2014 but President Obiang Nguema has given a strong
The Flying Dodo: insights from a Beer Hunter
Any beer drinker will tell you that the first thing that gets them is the sweat on the bottle. Moving
World’s best teacher Peter Tabichi gets new appointment
Peter Tabichi, the Kenyan science teacher who won the US$1 million (100million) Varkey Foundation Global Teacher Prize 2019 has been
African Union threatens to suspend Sudan unless civilian rule is restored
The African Union threatened to suspend Sudan in 15 days unless the military steps aside and hands over power to
Cuban doctors evacuated from border towns following colleagues’ abduction in Kenya
Cuban doctors deployed along the Kenyan border with Somalia are being evacuated following the kidnapping last week of two Cuban
Egypt parliament set to vote on constitutional changes
Egypt’s parliament is set to vote on constitutional amendments including an extension to President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s current four-year-term. Proposed
AU threatens to suspend Sudan, gives military 15 days to cede power
The African Union has threatened to suspend Sudan if the military does not cede power to a civilian-led transitional government.
Paris’ famous Notre Dame Cathedral catches fire
The famous Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris caught fire on Monday evening. Videos shot and uploaded online by social media