WHO seeks 1.38 mln USD for flood-hit Somalia
The World Health Organization (WHO) said Tuesday it is seeking additional support of 1.38 million U.S. dollars to further scale
Senegal president urges more support of UN peacekeeping effort in Mali
The International Forum on Peace and Security opened in Dakar on Monday with a call from Senegal President, Macky Sall
Public Enterprises Minister, unions meet to resolve SAA strike
Striking South African Airways workers and South Africa’s Public Enterprises minister meet Tuesday in an effort to resolve a work
U.S. blacklists former Kenya Atty. Gen., accuses him of corruption
The United States on Monday imposed sanctions on Kenya’s former attorney general, Amos Sitswila Wako, accusing him of involvement in
Mine workers demanded more protection before deadly Burkina Faso attack
Five months before an ambush killed 39 colleagues, workers at a Canadian-owned gold mine in Burkina Faso pleaded with managers
Chinese peacekeepers heading to South Sudan for one-year mission
A contingent of 240 Chinese peacekeepers left Zhangjiakou for a one-year mission in South Sudan. The contingent constitutes the first
Mali army says 24 soldiers, 17 militants killed in attack on northern patrol
Twenty-four Malian soldiers were killed and 29 wounded in an attack on an army patrol in northern Mali on Monday
South Africa urges end to U.S. sanctions against Zimbabwe
The South African foreign minister on Monday reiterated a call for an end to U.S. and European Union sanctions against
Africa Population Conference focuses on youth development
The 8th Africa Population Conference in Uganda began on Monday with a call to develop programs aimed at improving opportunities
South African Airways to resume select regional flights
South African Airways (SAA) on Monday announced its decision to reinstate several flights on the African continent despite a strike