Zimbabwe facing man-made starvation, says UN expert
Zimbabwe is on the brink of man-made starvation and the number of people in need of food security is shocking
Zambian duo shine as Salzburg thrash Genk 4-1 in UCL
The Zambian duo of midfielder Erick Mwepu and forward Patson Daka both shone on Wednesday as RB Salzburg thrashed KRC
President Kenyatta says troops to stay in Somalia to block terror threats
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta said Thursday the country’s troops will continue operating in Somalia until the threat posed by the
Four dead in attacks against Ebola response centres in DR Congo
Two attacks in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have killed 4 workers responding to the Ebola outbreak and
ICC dismisses Bemba appeal against one-year jail term, fine
The International Criminal Court on Wednesday dismissed an appeal by former Congolese warlord Jean-Pierre Bemba against a one-year imprisonment and
Commuter train services in Cape Town suspended after a fire
Commuter train services in the South African city of Cape Town were suspended early on Thursday morning following a fire
Rwanda to trial new HIV injection drug
Rwanda is set to begin trials with an HIV injection drug, which is regarded as a more improved and sustainable
Benin orders EU envoy to leave over alleged political interference
Benin ordered the European Union ambassador Oliver Netten to leave the country by December 1 accusing him of engaging in
At least 19 killed in suspected Islamist attack in eastern DR Congo
The United Nations mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) reported that 19 people were killed in a
Kenya welcomes Chinese firms in bid to boost industrial capacity at Nairobi trade show
Scores of Chinese companies have gathered in the Kenyan capital Nairobi for a three-day trade fair. The China-Africa Industrial Capacity