Cameroon’s Biya drops charges against suspected Anglophone separatists
Cameroon’s President Paul Biya said he will drop charges against 333 prisoners arrested for their alleged roles in a two-year
Attacks kill 22 in Ethiopia’s Amhara region
Clashes between regional special forces and a minority ethnic group have killed at least 20 people in the past five
Mali government says death toll from double attack rises to 38
The death toll from attacks on two army bases in central Mali has risen to 38 from 25, defence minister
13 killed in bus-truck collision in Western Kenya
Thirteen people lost their lives in a road accident involving a bus and a truck at Awasi along Kisumu-Kericho highway
Zambian government to start taxing Netflix streaming service
The government says it is working towards starting to tax Netflix streaming service in Zambia. Information and Broadcasting Services Permanent
Somalia hopes to counter Al Shabaab with new education curriculum
Somalia’s government is implementing a new curriculum for primary and secondary school students, for the first time since the civil
Zambian leader calls for increased momentum to address climate change
Zambian President Edgar Lungu on Thursday called on countries to maintain momentum on addressing the effects of climate change. The
Internet blackout in Iraq as protests persist
Iraq was under an internet blackout for the most part of Thursday as the country continues to experience violence as
Algeria maintains investment rule in energy sector
Algeria has decided to maintain its investment rule in the energy sector, the prime minister office said in a statement
Nearly 600 Burundi refugees return home from Tanzania
Nearly 600 refugees left Tanzania on Thursday to return to their homes in Burundi, the first batch in a mass