Chad to wait longer to access social media-1 year later
365 days: that’s how long people in the north-central African state of Chad haven’t been able to freely access major
Uganda asks Rwandan, Burundian refugees to return home
Uganda has asked refugees from Rwanda, Burundi and South Sudan to return home. According to the Minister of Disaster Preparedness
Huawei growth remains bullish in the face of adversity
China’s Huawei, a leading global provider of information and communications technology infrastructure and smart devices, released its 2018 Annual Report
Ecotourism companies aim to double Africa’s lion population by 2050
Africa’s four leading ecotourism operators have launched the Lionscape Coalition to support Lion Recovery Fund (LRF) to help preserve the
Wall Street Journal: Anti-stall system activated prior to ET Flight 302 crash
Investigators looking into a Boeing 737 MAX crash in Ethiopia reached a preliminary conclusion that an anti-stall system was activated
Rwandese family sues Boeing over Ethiopian Airlines crash
The family of Jackson Musoni, a Rwandese national, who lost his life in the Ethiopian Airlines crash earlier this month,
UN chief calls for greater ambition and urgency in tackling climate change
The United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called on nations to urgently address the acceleration of climate change and its devastating
UN Security Council adopts landmark resolution on suppressing funding of terrorist groups
The United Nations Security Council took a step toward suppressing the funding of terrorist groups worldwide. In a resolution adopted Thursday, the UN
Duduzane Zuma’s trial over 2014 fatal car crash set for May
Former South African president Jacob Zuma’s son Duduzane will stand trial for culpable homicide over a fatal car accident in
Mozambique to provide humanitarian assistance to Cyclone Idai victims
Mozambique President Filipe Nyusi on Thursday confirmed that humanitarian assistance would be delivered to families affected by Cyclone Idai. Speaking