Sudan Elections: Coming polls likely to extend President Bashir’s rule
Sudan is just days away from an election that is likely to see President Omar al-Bashir’s rule extended. Bashir is
Uganda University Students Demonstrate Against Terrorism
A section of Ugandan students have been marching in solidarity with Kenya, after the attack on Garissa University college last
Gambia issues arrest warrant for those involved in State House attacks
The Banjul High Court presided over by Justice Abi yesterday issued an arrest warrant for nine Gambians allegedly involved in
Zimbabwe Sacked Vice-President to Fight Her Expulsion from Ruling Party
Zimbabwe’s sacked vice-president Joice Mujuru on Thursday said she would fight her expulsion from the ruling Zanu-PF party after falling
United Nations Peacekeeping Chief on Mali
The United Nations Peacekeeping chief says the crisis in Mali can only be resolved through an inclusive and viable political
Somali foreign minister says ties with Kenya unaffected by terrorism
(Xinhua) — Somali Foreign Minister Abdusalam Omer said on Friday that diplomatic ties with Kenya remain strong despite a spate
Pharrell Williams Collaborates with South African Retailer Woolworths
The South African retailer Woolworths, also affectionately known as “Woolies,” has confirmed a ground-breaking partnership with Grammy Award-winning musician, record
South Africa’s Controversial Rhodes statue taken down
A South African university have removed the statue of a British colonialist in response to student protests. Demonstrators, known as
Former Sierra Leone VP heads to court over his replacement
Sierra Leone’s Former Vice-President, Samuel Sam-Sumana has petitioned the Supreme Court to block his replacement from carrying out his duties pending
Female journalists reportedly forced to wear hijabs
(Star) Female journalists were reportedly forced to wear hijabs – veils covering their heads and chests – during KCB’s Islamic