Burkina Faso army kills 32 terrorists in response to convoy attack
The Burkina Faso army said on Sunday it had killed 32 “terrorists” in two operations in the north of the
Global robotics firm inches closer to launch in Rwanda
Fabrice Goffin, the Belgian owner of a company specialising in new robotics solutions, on Friday gave The New Times Rwanda,
62 illegal immigrants deported by Libya
Libya’s Immigration Control Department in the eastern city of Benghazi on Sunday announced the deportation of 62 illegal immigrants to
South Sudan, UN to immunise 144,000 against cholera
UN agencies in collaboration with South Sudan’s health ministry will launch a vaccination exercise on Monday targeting some 144,033 people
S. African opposition party elects interim leader
South African opposition Democratic Alliance (DA) on Sunday elected John Steenhuisen as its interim leader who vowed to resuscitate the
Ethiopian Airlines undecided whether to take more Boeing 737 MAX jets
Ethiopian Airlines has not decided yet whether to take more deliveries of the 737 MAX, the jet grounded worldwide in
Jack Ma encourages Africa’s young entrepreneurs with $1 million cash prize
Jack Ma, founder of China’s Internet giant Alibaba, says his foundation has dedicated a support package to young entrepreneurs across
Nigerian army rescues 8 hostages in North East region
Eight hostages held by Boko Haram insurgents in Gwoza area of Borno state in the restive northeast Nigeria have been
South Africa unions threaten to ‘shut down’ aviation sector
South African unions on Sunday called a strike at South African Airways (SAA) saying it was consulting with workers on
Kessie on the spot to seal Ivory Coast win over Niger
AC Milan midfielder Franck Kessie scored a second-half penalty as Ivory Coast laboured to a 1-0 victory over Niger in