Sudan’s transitional council cancels curfew
Chairman of Sudan’s Transitional Military Council Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan on Saturday announced cancellation of the curfew in the country. “We announce
Kenya to push for total ban on cross-border trade in wildlife products: official
Kenya will lobby the international community to delegitimize trade in wildlife products amid threats of extinction facing iconic species like
S. African ANC confident of winning upcoming elections: official
African National Congress (ANC) Secretary General Ace Magashule voiced confidence on Saturday that his party would win the upcoming elections.
Mamelodi Sundowns dump Al Ahly out of the CAF Champions League
Mamelodi Sundowns knocked out Al Ahly from the CAF Champions League despite losing the second leg of their quarterfinal 1-0
Five years since mass-abduction of Nigeria’s Chibok girls
In Nigeria, it’s been almost five years since 276 schoolgirls were kidnapped by armed separatists Boko Haram in the town
US military to end support to international response efforts on Cyclone Idai
The US military is to end its support to international efforts in response to Cyclone Idai by April 13. A
Kenya’s newly launched breast milk bank offers hope to newborn babies
Human milk has the greatest impact on child survival. So impactful is this “white gold” that it has the potential
TP Mazembe crushes Simba to qualify for CAF Champions League semifinals
TP Mazembe came from a goal down to beat Simba SC 4-1 in Lubumbashi and qualify for the semifinals of
EU countries take migrants after Mediterranean stand-off
Four European Union countries have agreed to take in 64 African migrants who were rescued after being stranded at sea
Five students accused of defacing Nkurunziza’s photo expelled: HRW
Five schoolchildren who were charged for allegedly defacing a photo of President Pierre Nkurunziza have been expelled from school, according