South Africa’s Ramaphosa appoints graft tribunal
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed a tribunal to fast-track legal proceedings from graft investigations by the country’s Special
Zimbabwe struggles to convince doubters as it launches new currency
Zimbabwe’s government has a trust problem as it introduces a discounted currency in a bid to reverse chronic cash shortages
Mixed reactions over outcome of Vatican sex abuse conference
The Vatican’s top sexual abuse experts said on Sunday that the Catholic Church’s attitude towards the handling of sexual abuse
Drought situation worsens in northern Somalia
Aid agencies have warned that a severe lack of rainfall in parts of Somalia has worsened the drought situation, affecting
EU training mission comes under attack in Mali
The European Union training mission that is working to boost the Malian military says one of its centers has come
Senegal Elections: Polling stations close with Sall predicted to win
Polls have closed in Senegal after the Presidential elections took place, with an estimated 6.5 million registered voters. Vote counting
NIGERIA DECIDES: National tallying set to begin
Nigeria’s electoral commission is expected to begin the national counting of presidential results in Abuja later on Sunday. In a
UN chief condemns attack against peacekeepers in Mali
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Saturday condemned the attack against members of the UN Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in
Al-Shabab gunmen shoot dead prominent lawmaker in Somalia~ Police
A police officer in Somalia says Islamic extremist gunmen shot dead a prominent lawmaker in the north of the capital,
Prince Harry and Meghan arrive in Morocco on official visit
Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, have arrived in Morocco for an official trip scheduled to