Chinese president stresses effort to win battle against poverty
Chinese President, Xi says China should stick to its poverty relief target and make continuous efforts for a victory in the
Kenya wins delay of its border dispute case with Somalia
The International Court of Justice has approved a request by Kenya to delay the public hearing of its maritime boundary
Both sides tweak lineups for South Africa-Japan clash
Japan has made one injury-enforced change to the starting line-up for Sunday’s Rugby World Cup quarter-final against South Africa, bringing
Burundi arrests dozens in currency market crackdown
More than 40 people have been arrested in Burundi since the penalties for black market trading were increased last month,
South Africa set for third day of power cuts
South Africa is set to experience power cuts for a third day on Friday, with deeper power cuts expected than
IOM deports 126 illegal immigrants from Libya to Nigeria
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) said that it sent 126 illegal Nigerian immigrants voluntarily from Libya to their country.
S. Africa calls for lifting of sanctions against Zimbabwe
South Africa’s parliament on Thursday urged members of the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) to support a motion calling for an immediate
Nigeria refunds banks part of $1.4 billion credit penalty
Nigerian central bank has refunded lenders part of the 500 billion naira ($1.4 billion) taken as additional cash reserves after
Algeria sets deadline for presidential candidates’ applications
Algeria on Friday announced a deadline of Oct. 26 for candidates to submit applications for the upcoming presidential elections. The
Brexit deal clinched, Johnson needs backing at home
Britain secured a Brexit deal with the European Union on Thursday more than three years after Britons voted to leave