Chaos in South Africa as residents in Tshwane protest
Protesters took to the streets in the city of Tshwane, South Africa, early Thursday morning, according to various reports posted
China to finance redevelopment of national road in Madagascar
China will finance the rehabilitation of a national road in northern Madagascar with a budget of 155 million U.S dollars.
Uganda secures delivery of its Airbus planes
Uganda confirmed the purchase of two new Airbus A330800 Neo order aircraft as part of the plan to return Uganda Airlines
Sudans security reportedly frees political detainees
Sudan’s powerful intelligence service announced Thursday it was freeing all the country’s political detainees, according to state media. “The National
Zimbabwe enters economic reform deal with IMF
Zimbabwe has reached agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on a programme of economic policies and structural reforms that
‘Still time for a cease-fire in Libya’, insists Guterres
United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, called for an end to the fighting that erupted last week between Libyan political rivals
WHO launches mobile phone app that discovers disease and saves lives in Africa
Mobile phones are used for a variety of reasons: To keep in touch with friends and family, to conduct business
Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir steps down
President Omar al-Bashir has stepped down and consultations are underway to set up a transitional council to run the country,
Young Moroccan teachers continue in six week strike over job security
In the wake of revolutionary protests across Africa, many young Moroccan teachers took to the streets to stage a protest
Sudan braces for military announcement
Sudan’s armed forces will make an “important statement” soon, state television said on Thursday, after months of protests against President