Kenyan publisher plans to translate Chinese folktales for local readers
A Kenyan publisher plans to roll out Chinese folktales for local readers by the middle of next year in order
West Africa oil states to gain from new emission requirements
New rules to reduce sulfur emissions from ships could lead to millions more in revenue for oil-producing African states like
WHO urges investment drive as malaria fight stalls
The global fight against malaria has stalled and requires massive investment as well as political leadership, the UN health agency
New mining rules in Mali end VAT exemptions
Mining companies operating in Mali will no longer be exempt from value-added tax during production and will only be protected
The UN calls for an end to persecution of religious groups
The United Nations has called for an end to the persecution of religious groups. Speaking during the first-ever International Day
Five people killed in stampede at Algiers rap concert
At least five people were killed in a stampede at a packed rap concert in the Algerian capital on Thursday
UN Secretary-General condemns Burkina Faso violence
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has condemned a 19 August attack on the military camp of Koutougou, in Burkina Faso,
Djibouti stays in for UN race seat
The Djiboutian government on Thursday appeared to rescind its earlier decision to respect the African Union’s vote to endorse Kenya’s
CITES reject proposal to allow legal ivory sales
A Botswana-led last-minute proposal to permit the sale of tons of stockpiled ivory was shot down at the Convention on
Angola, Chad keen to revive joint commission for development promotion
Chadian President Idriss Deby Itno advocated on Thursday in Luanda the revival of the Joint Cooperation Committee with Angola to