UN in talks with S Sudan to keep radio station open
The United Nations was in talks with South Sudan’s government after it ordered a UN radio broadcaster be shut down.
AU calls on civil-military officers to help speed up Somalia stabilization process
The African Union mission (AMISOM) Civil-Military Cooperation (CIMIC) officers should help speed up Somalia stabilization process by facilitating the implementation
South Sudan suspends UN radio station
South Sudan has suspended a United Nations radio station for allegedly refusing to comply with the country’s media laws, although
Internal probe finds misconduct within Bono’s advocacy group
The One Campaign, an advocacy organization co-founded by Bono of the rock band U2, is acknowledging “an institutional failure” after
Tillerson cancels day’s events in Africa due to illness
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has canceled a day of events in Kenya due to illness. “The Secretary is
Mauritius president to resign after credit card expenditure row
Mauritian President Ameenah Gurib-Fakim will step down next week, the prime minister said on Friday, after she was accused of
Ethiopian-Israelis decry family separation as discriminatory
The fate of hundreds of Ethiopian families hinges on an Israeli government decision over whether to allow for their reunification.
Mauritian president to quit after Independence Day celebrations
Mauritian President Ameenah Gurib-Fakim will resign after next week’s Independence Day celebrations, thus evading her impeachment by the government. The
#SierraLeoneDecides: Election run-off likely to happen as ballot counting continues
Civil society organizations have projected an election run off for the presidential vote in the Sierra Leone elections. Local
Gabon to quit UN peacekeeping force in CAR
Gabon is to withdraw its forces from the UN peacekeeping mission in the Central African Republic, a force known by