An ambitious tree planting effort is underway in the Sahel
United Nations is supporting an ambitious project to plant a band of trees across the Sahel region of Africa. The
U.N. expert calls for support for Mali’s reconciliation efforts
The United Nations Independent Expert on the situation of human rights in Mali has welcomed initiatives aimed at bringing together
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says held ‘productive’ phone call with Egyptian FM
The United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Monday that he had held a phone conversation with Egypt’s
Zimbabwe court upholds police ban on Bulawayo protest
A Zimbabwe court on Monday dismissed a challenge by the main opposition party over a police ban on planned protests
Zimbabwe to borrow $1.9 billion from G7 countries to repay its debt
Zimbabwe plans to borrow 1.9 billion U.S. dollars from the Group of 7 industrialized states to clear its debts to
Rwandan President Paul Kagame arrives in Namibia for three-day state visit
Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame arrived in Windhoek on Monday to begin a three-day official visit to Namibia. President Kagame travelled
Kit Harington disappointed Jon Snow didn’t kill Night King
Kit Harington has revealed that he was disappointed his character, Jon Snow, did not kill the Night King in the
Israeli woman dies in Ethiopian desert
An Israeli woman who went missing in Ethiopia last week has been found dead, officials in the East African country
Seven years after Marikana, what’s changed in SA mining industry?
Seven years after the Marikana massacre, many of the conditions which triggered the miners’ strike and subsequent massacre still remain.
IMF warns Zimbabwe against boosting pay for state workers
The International Monetary Fund is urging the government of Zimbabwe to reject a plan to boost wages for state workers