Algeria awaits constitutional signal on President Bouteflika’s fate
Algerians waited on Wednesday for a decision by the constitutional council on whether ailing President Bouteflika is fit for office,
China, Burkina Faso to strengthen parliamentary exchanges
China and Burkina Faso on Tuesday agreed to enhance parliamentary exchanges. The consensus was reached between Li Zhanshu, chairman of
Mozambique confirms cholera cases in Cyclone Idai aftermath
Five cases of cholera have been confirmed in Mozambique, around the badly damaged port city of Beira, in the devastating
Semenya: ‘I am no threat to women’s sport’
Double Olympic 800-metres champion Caster Semenya says she is “no threat” to women’s sport and that recent comments from International
Girls jailed for defacing Pierre Nkurunziza’s photo freed
Burundi has released three schoolgirls who were detained for allegedly scribbling on President Pierre Nkurunziza’s picture in textbooks. The detention
Survey says 30 percent of Africans want to emigrate, but not to Europe or U.S.
More than one in three Africans have considered emigrating, researchers for Afrobarometer say. Their continent-wide survey also found that young and
Comoros president reelected with more than 60 percent of vote
Incumbent Azali Assoumani won a new term as Comoros president in an election the opposition rejected as fraudulent. The electoral
UN to investigate ‘horrific’ massacre in central Mali
The United Nations has sent a team of investigators, including human rights officers, a child protection officer and crime scene
Burundi releases schoolgirls accused of defacing President Nkurunziza’s image
Authorities in Burundi have released three schoolgirls who were arrested and detained for allegedly defacing a picture of President Pierre Nkurunziza
Kenya plans to close Dadaab refugee camp
Kenya plans to shut the world’s largest refugee camp, home to nearly a quarter of a million people, in the