US cuts Cameroon’s military aid but maintains good relations
The United States ambassador to Cameroon said on Thursday that despite the announcement that the US has cut military aid
New Zealander freed after arrest in Kenya, near Somalia
A Kenyan court has freed a New Zealander held in police custody for several days on suspicion of links with
Kenya’s Airtel, Telkom sign binding merger deal
India’s Bharti Airtel Kenyan unit has signed a binding agreement to merge its telecom business with Telkom Kenya. The move
Rights groups call for UN probe in anglophone Cameroon
Fifteen rights groups on Thursday called on the United Nations to investigate possible “serious” human rights violations in the troubled
Kenyan teenager Kiprop emerges winner at RAK half marathon
Kenya’s 19-year-old Stephen Kiprop won the Ras Al Khaimah (RAK) half marathon on Friday in a course record-equalling 58 minutes
6 arrested for journalist killed in Ghana, who exposed FIFA official
Six people have been arrested and released on bail in connection with last month’s killing in Ghana of an undercover
Death toll at South Africa mine rises to six
Six people have died at a gas explosion in an unused coal mine in South Africa’s eastern province of Mpumalanga
U.S strikes in Somalia won’t stop al Shabab, says top U.S general
A top U.S military general has hinted that the continued air campaigns against al Shabab militants in Somalia were unlikely
Senegal polls to proceed despite a boycott call by former president
The February 24 presidential elections in Senegal will proceed as planned despite a boycott call by former president and opposition
Refugee crisis top of the agenda at the AU Summit
Security across the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa has been beefed up as dignitaries and heads of states from across the