Mozambique court rejects Renamo’s appeal to annul recent election
Mozambique’s top court has dismissed a request by the top opposition party to annul the recent elections and vote again,
Gunmen kill two people in DR Congo’s Virunga National Park
Two people were killed and another one injured as they crossed Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s
Guinean teen shot dead by police during protest: family, doctor
A Guinean teenager was shot dead on Thursday by police as he tried to flee a crackdown on anti-government protests
AFCON2021 qualifiers: Algeria thrash Zambia, Kenya holds Egypt
Defending African champions Algeria stormed to a 5-0 win against Zambia at the Stade Mustapha Tchaker in Blida on Thursday
First cruise ship arrives in Tunisia since 2015
Amera, the first cruise ship to make a call at a Tunisian port since 2015, arrived on Thursday in Tunis
Namibia to issue 5-year visa to South African business people
Namibian President Hage Geingob on Thursday announced that his government will issue five-year visas to South African business people. The
UN releases $18.7M for floods response in Somalia
The United Nations has released 18.7 million U.S. dollars to scale up life-saving assistance to more than half a million
Sudan inaugurates 1st childhood diabetes center on World Diabetes Day
Sudan inaugurated its first childhood diabetes center on Thursday to mark the World Diabetes Day. “This center is the first
Kenyatta, Farmaajo commit to normalize Kenya-Somalia relations
Presidents Uhuru Kenyatta and Mohamed Farmaajo Thursday evening recommitted to rally their respective administrations towards bringing normalcy in the Kenya-Somalia
UN leads bid for cheaper insulin, expanding access for diabetics worldwide
Overly expensive insulin could be a thing of the past – and life-changing news – for millions of diabetics under