Cameroon loses US military support over Anglophone crisis
The United States will withhold military assistance to Cameroon over allegations of gross human rights violations by its security forces
South Africa whistleblower Angelo Agrizzi freed on bail
Angelo Agrizzi, the former chief operating officer at facilities management company Bosasa,in South Africa was one of four people arrested
Senegal ex-president calls for cancellation of Feb. 24 polls
Senegal’s former President Abdoulaye Wade is now calling for the cancellation of presidential elections slated for February 24. According to
C.A.R. government pens peace deal with 14 armed groups Bangui
The Central African Republic’s government on Wednesday formally signed a peace deal with 14 armed groups in the capital Bangui.
President Kenyatta hosts DR Congo’s Tshisekedi in Nairobi
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Wednesday hosted visiting Democratic Republic of Congo leader Felix Tshisekedi for bilateral talks in Nairobi.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino is sole candidate for June elections
World football’s governing body FIFA has received just one candidate for its presidential election scheduled to take place in June,
West Ham investigating alleged Mohamed Salah racial abuse during Liverpool draw
English Premier League side West Ham is investigating reports of racial abuse against Egyptian star Mohamed Salah during Monday’s game
Kenyan court jails father and son for life, for hosting 1998 US embassy attack planner
A father and his son were on Tuesday sentenced to life in prison for harbouring the mastermind behind the 1998
High-level detainee accuses Kenya, South Sudan of kidnapping
“I was terrified … I knew that I was heading for a terrible situation.” For the first time, the spokesperson
Riek Machar to return to Juba in May, UN envoy says
South Sudan’s rebel leader Riek Machar is planning to return to the country in May under a power-sharing deal struck