UK judge to grant orders to a company to seize $9 billion in Nigerian assets
A London judge says he would grant orders to a company named Process and Industrial Developments Ltd (P&ID) to seize
UN calls for open dialogue over Zimbabwe economy
The Zimbabwean government has been urged to create formal and open channels to allow its citizens voice their concerns over
Situation calm in S. African townships after foreign shops looting
The situation is calm in South Africa’s Soweto townships following the looting of shops belonging to foreigners and 18 suspects
Displaced people in DRC unable to return home due to armed militia
Two months since hundreds of thousands of people fled violence in north-eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), UN humanitarians
American financier Jeffrey’s Epstein’s death ruled as suicide
A New York medical examiner has officially announced that Jeffrey’s Epstein’s death in a Manhattan jail cell was due
Nigeria Shia leader returns home from medical trip to India
Controversial cleric Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky returned home to Nigeria after a brief trip to India, where he had sought medical
Equatorial Guinea disputes plans for Cameroon border wall
Equatorial Guinea has denied reports of planning to build a wall along its border with Cameroon. Foreign minister Simeon Oyono
Kenyan drug lord, Baktash Akasha, gets 25 years in U.S. jail
Baktash Akasha, a Kenyan drug kingpin, has been sentenced to 25 years in prison by a U.S. judge after pleading
Kenyan rugby players jailed for 15 years for gang rape
A Kenyan court on Friday sentenced two rugby players to 15 years in prison for the gang rape of a
Zambian president expected in India for state visit
Zambian President Edgar Lungu is scheduled to visit India next week at the invitation of his counterpart Ram Nath Kovind.