Tunisia football team and Alain Giresse part ways
Alain Giresse is out as Tunisia coach after just nine months on the job. The former France international’s departure was
Nigeria’s Buhari gives control of the budget to finance minister
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari has placed budget and economic planning under the finance ministry. The move gives Finance Minister Zainab
South African court rules this flag constitutes hates speech
The gratuitous display of the old Apartheid flag constitutes hate speech, the South African Equality Court ruled in Johannesburg on
Somalia set for election as regional stability concerns are raised
Somalia’s southern state of Jubaland is under lockdown ahead of a tense election on Thursday which has pitted regional authorities
Uganda abolishes mandatory death penalty
Parliament in Uganda has passed a law that abolishes the mandatory death penalty for certain crimes, amending four different laws
Liberian President Wants to Shorten Terms for Legislature, Executive
Liberian President George Weah has proposed reducing term lengths for members of the executive and legislative branches of government. Under
Nigeria marks three-year polio eradication
Nigeria on Wednesday marked three years free of endemic wild polio with health officials saying the nation’s progress in fighting
Tunis-Carthage International Airport to reopen to public
The Tunisian government on Wednesday decided to reopen the Tunis-Carthage International Airport to the public from Thursday after its closure
Egypt says Zohr gas field production up to 2.7 billion cubic feet daily
Egypt’s production from its Zohr offshore gas field has risen to 2.7 billion cubic feet per day, the Egyptian oil
Nigerian police confirms 4 killed in attack on official convoy
Three policemen and a civilian were killed after a group of gunmen opened fire on a deputy governor’s convoy in