Zimbabwe court rules doctors strike illegal, should return to work
A Zimbabwean court has ordered doctors on a 40-day strike over pay to return to work within 48 hours, after
At least 15 killed in Burkina Faso mosque attack
At least 15 people were killed in a mosque attack by unidentified gunmen in northern Burkina Faso, a local source
President Magufuli officially moves to new Tanzanian capital Dodoma
Tanzanian President John Magufuli on Saturday officially moved to the country’s new capital Dodoma from the commercial capital Dar es
Unknown number of Kenyan police officers killed in IED attack
An unknown number of Kenyan police officers were killed on Saturday after the vehicle they were traveling in ran over
Namibia’s ruling party launched campaign to gear up for polls
Namibia’s ruling party South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO) launched its election campaign for the forthcoming presidential election on Saturday
Zambia set to host India-Southern Africa Regional Conclave Summit
Zambia will host the India-Southern Africa Regional Conclave Summit aimed at bolstering economic ties between India and Africa, a senior
Morocco foils smuggling over 2 tons of cannabis
Moroccan police foiled on Saturday an attempt to smuggle 2.28 tons of cannabis in the central city of Fez, the
Egyptian court sentences 6 defendants to death over terror charges
An Egyptian court sentenced on Saturday six defendants to death and eight others to life in prison over terror charges.
NFF responds to claims about Thomas Dennerby’s resignation
The Nigeria Football Federation on Friday responded to claims surrounding the resignation of Thomas Dennerby as head coach of the
RWC2019 game between Namibia, Canada in doubt over Typhoon Hagibis
Organisers of the 2019 Rugby World Cup have warned Namibia and Canada about the potential of cancellation of their final