Nairobi governor to know whether he will be freed on Wednesday
The governor of Kenya’s capital Nairobi pleaded not guilty in court on Monday to corruption and other economic crimes involving
Algeria to cut oil output by 12,000 barrels daily under new OPEC deal
Algerian Energy Minister Mohamed Arkab says his country will reduce its crude oil output by 12,000 barrels a day to comply
Rights groups demand release of Nigerian ex-presidential candidate
Human rights groups called on Monday for the release of a former presidential candidate facing treason charges who was re-arrested
Two southern male white rhinos killed by poachers at Kenyan conservancy
Kenya’s wildlife conservationists on Monday announced the death of two southern male white rhinos after an attack by poachers at
DR Congo rainforests under attack from corruption, mismanagement
Millions of hectares of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s lush rainforest remain under severe threat from a perfect storm of
Sudan reduces number of soldiers in Yemen
Sudan’s prime minister said on Sunday Khartoum had reduced the number of troops it has in Yemen from a peak
Doping scandal gets Russia banned from Olympics, World Cup
Russia was banned from the Olympics and other major world championships on Monday after sporting officials decided to punish it
Eskom says floods will make load shedding even worse
Eskom doubled power cuts to stage four on Monday due to the loss of additional generating capacity. The company had
Ethiopia’s Ahmed has no plans to talk to press during Nobel proceedings
When Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed accepts his 2019 Nobel Prize on Tuesday, there is a good possibility he will
Two survivors rescued from rubble of Nairobi building collapse
Kenyan rescuers digging through the rubble of a six-story building found two survivors alive Sunday. A military member at