UN agencies say Syria operation has killed civilians
Airstrikes and ground operations in northern Syria by Turkey against Kurdish forces have left civilians dead and forced tens of
Gabon striker Aubameyang voted Player of the Month for September
Gabon striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was voted the EA SPORTS Player of the Month for September after netting five goals in
Zambian court punishes student with essay after baking cannabis cakes
A court in Zambia has ordered a university student to write a 50-page essay on the dangers of drug abuse
Kenya mulls regulations to tackle e-waste challenge
Kenya has formulated a legal framework that will soon be signed into law to help tackle the electronic waste (e-waste)
Nigeria vows to crackdown on attacks on schools in Kaduna State
The police in Nigeria on Friday said it was making relentless efforts to stop recent attacks by hoodlums on schools
President Buhari calls for action against ‘sex-for-grades’ tutors
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday called for action to be taken against tutors implicated in a sex scandal that
Rwanda welcomes second group of African refugees from Libya
A group of 123 refugees arrived in the Rwandan capital Kigali on Thursday from Libya and have been given asylum-seeker
First man to conduct spacewalk, Alexei Leonov, dies
Alexei Leonov, a Soviet-era cosmonaut and the first man to conduct a spacewalk in 1965 died in Moscow on Friday
Bodies of mother and daughter retrieved from Likoni Channel
The bodies of a woman and her daughter whose car slipped off a ferry and into Likoni Channel 13 days
Security beefed up for Mozambique elections, but concerns remain
The Mozambican National Election Commission (CNE) said Thursday that all security conditions in the voting process are being safeguarded across