Government workers lead Zimbabwe ‘March against Sanctions’
Zimbabweans enjoyed a day off from work on Friday after their government declared a public holiday, saying people should demonstrate
Sudan, South Sudan resolve border dispute
Sudan and South Sudan have made significant progress towards resolving their border dispute following talks in the Sudanese capital Khartoum
IMF says Ghana GDP should top out at just below 7% in 2019
Ghana’s economic growth is expected to rise to around 7% this year from 6.3% in 2018, boosted by its extractive
BDP, Masisi retain power following Botswana election
The ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) won the general election after securing 29 national assembly seats, representing 51% of the
Mozambique to announce election results next week
The results of Mozambique’s general elections will be announced on October 30, the electoral commission said, amid allegations of widespread
Ethiopia activist appeals for calm after 16 killed in clashes
Prominent Ethiopian activist Jawar Mohammed called for calm amid protests that have killed 16 people and are challenging Nobel Prize-winning
18.7 million Ugandan children vaccinated against measles-rubella, polio
Uganda’s ministry of health said it immunized over 18.7 million children under the age of 15 years against measles, rubella
Forty of 46 grounded South African planes back in operation
Forty of the 46 airplanes grounded this week in South Africa have been returned to service, the head of the
Missing Kenyan girl found dead in German town
A 15-year-old Kenyan girl who went missing in a German town last Tuesday has been found dead. The teenager, only
Cameroon reporter denied visa by Australia for press freedom summit
A Cameroonian journalist who had been invited to speak at a press freedom summit in Australia has had her visa