UN-backed Libyan government condemns east-based army’s airstrikes
The UN-backed government of Libya on Tuesday condemned airstrikes carried out by the east-based army in Misurata city and the
Little progress to show for poor children as world marks Children Day
On a day when the world celebrates Children Day, there have been historic gains overall for the children since the
‘Special one’ back in the EPL as Spurs coach
Tottenham Hotspur have named Jose Mourinho as their new manager on a contract that runs until the end of the
Sudan agrees to delay peace talks with armed groups
The Sudanese government on Tuesday agreed to delay Thursday’s peace talks with the armed groups to Dec. 10, after
Ethiopia’s Sidama head to the polls to vote on autonomy
Polls opened on Wednesday for Ethiopia’s Sidama people to vote on self-determination in a referendum closely watched by other ethnic
25 migrants found alive in refrigerated truck on Dutch-UK ferry
A ferry crew found 25 migrants in a refrigerated container on a boat sailing from the bus to Britain on
EAC heads of states summit postponed over lack of quorum
The summit of heads of state of the East African Community (EAC) scheduled for November 30 in Arusha, Tanzania, has
Africa dealing with benefits and costs of rapid urbanization
Africa is presently the least urbanized continent in the world but that’s expected to change over the next 30 years
AFCON2021 qualifiers: Ethiopia stuns Côte d’Ivoire, Morocco wins
Ethiopia registered one of the shock results in the second round of qualifying matches for the 2021 Africa Cup of
South African Deputy President in South Sudan for talks on peace process
South African Deputy President David Mabuza arrived in Juba, South Sudan, on Tuesday ahead of scheduled talks with various stakeholders