U.N. experts attribute rise in U.S. violence to intolerance and racism
A group of United Nations human rights experts have urged the United States to recognize the fact that racism and
Malawi’s constitutional court begins hearing a presidential election petition
Constitutional Court on Thursday (August 8) in Malawi started hearing a presidential election petition challenging the re-election earlier this
Rwanda offers to host 500 migrants stuck in Libya
Rwanda will receive some 500 refugees stranded in Libya as part of commitment made by President Paul Kagame’s government in
UN report: Eat less meat and you’ll help save the planet
A United Nations report co-produced by over 100 scientists says that global meat consumption must be reduced. Doing so
South Sudan, Kenya seek to boost cooperation in oil sector
South Sudan seeks to boost cooperation in the oil sector with neighboring Kenya, a newcomer in the oil business. Daniel
Ramaphosa wins case against anti-corruption watchdog
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa Thursday defeated Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane in a court case concerning his ally Pravin Gordhan. A
Kenya to construct evidence storage facility to boost prosecution of poachers
Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) on Thursday launched the construction of a state-of-the-art facility that will be used to preserve exhibits
AFRICOM pledges continued support for Somalia
The U.S. Africa Command will continue working closely with Somali authorities in the fight against terrorism, the agency’s new commander
Morocco’s unemployment rate drops to 8.5% from 9.1% in Q2
The unemployment rate in Morocco dropped to 8.5% at the end of June from 9.1% a year earlier, the planning agency
DR Congo medics detained over attack on Ebola treatment center
Three Congolese doctors have been detained for allegedly planning a deadly attack on a hospital in which a World Health