Malawi court sentences three to death for killing albino
The High Court of Malawi on Tuesday convicted and sentenced three people to death for killing a person with albinism.
Sadio Mane ready for Liverpool’s Super Cup clash with Chelsea
Liverpool’s Senegalese forward Sadio Mane has declared himself ready for his club’s UEFA Super Cup meeting with Chelsea, saying he
WHO: Major measles outbreaks ongoing in six African countries
At least six African countries are currently experiencing major outbreaks of measles, meaning millions of people globally remain at risk
Tunisian leaders urged to support gender equality on inheritance laws
Representatives of civil society in Tunisia on Tuesday called on the interim president, Mohamed Ennaceur, to incorporate the principles of
Nigeria plans to curb spending on food imports
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari has told the central bank to stop providing funding for food imports, his spokesman said in
Heavy rains in West Africa help boost cocoa crop production
Farmers in Ghana and Cote D’Ivoire are upbeat about the next harvest after heavy rains in recent weeks helped support
7 killed in heavy rains in central Sudan
A total of seven people were killed and two others injured due to heavy rains that hit wide areas of
Ethiopia to build $50 million coffee park to promote local coffee products
The Ethiopian government and Korea disclosed its plan to build a coffee park as part of the national plan to
Kenya seeks to increase research funding to improve food security
Kenya will increase funding for research as part of efforts to boost food security in the country, a senior government
Two Ebola victims cured by experimental drugs reunited with families
Two people who cured of Ebola using two experimental drugs have been reunited with their families after being released