Cameroon opposition figure charged with rebellion – lawyer
A prominent lawyer close to detained Cameroon opposition leader Maurice Kamto was charged on Thursday with rebellion, her lawyer said,
At least 5 killed in Nigeria as van strikes Boko Haram mine
A resident says at least five farmers are dead and dozens are wounded in northeastern Nigeria after their vehicle struck
Algerians stage largest protest yet against Bouteflika
Hundreds of thousands of protesters flooded the streets of the Algerian capital in their third, and largest, Friday protest to
Chinese community in Uganda helps needy children of fallen police officers
Chinese nationals living in Uganda donated on Thursday school fees worth 16,000 U.S. dollars to needy children of police officers
AU launches eco-friendly scheme to promote sustainable production
The African Union on Friday launched an Eco-friendly certification scheme to promote sustainable production and consumption in the continent. Simplice
Cameroon uses Intl Womens’s Day to announce digital opportunity for women
Cameroon will make efforts to enhance the skills of and opportunities for women in the digital business as part of
Kenya finding it hard to succeed with plastic recycling efforts
As global concern over plastic pollution rises, corporate giants such as Coca-Cola and Unilever are pumping cash into a recycling
Ethiopia seeking $1.3 billion to combat ethnic conflicts, climate change
Ethiopia is appealing for $1.3 billion from the international community to assist 8.3 million displaced due to ethnic conflict as
Official says counterfeit seeds worsen food insecurity in Africa
An influx of counterfeit and sub-standard seeds have worsened food insecurity in sub-Saharan Africa, a trade organization official said on
Ethiopian airlines runs all-women operated flight on International Women’s Day
The women of Ethiopian Airlines ruled the skies in an all-female operated flight from Addis Ababa to Oslo. The plane