Rwanda opens investigations on 20 French officials over 1994 genocide
Rwanda has opened criminal inquiry against 20 French officials for their role in the 1994 genocide, some of whom could
Ugandan traditional king charged with murder after weekend clashes
The King of the Ugandan Rwenzururu kingdom has been charged with murder following the weekend clashes that killed at least
25 bodies recovered from Colombia air crash
Rescuers have started removing bodies from the site of an air crash in Colombia after a plane carrying members of a
Zambian transport authorities enforce ban on night travels
Zambian transport authorities have begun implementing a law banning the movement of public service vehicles at night, with the aim
UN urges South Sudan to build national identity
The head of the UN Peacekeeping Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) on Monday urged South Sudanese to transcend ethnic divisions
Record number of Migrants reach Italy in 2016
The number of migrants who have reached Italy by boat from North Africa this year has already surpassed a previous
President Pierre Nkurunziza’s top advisor survives assassination attempt
A top advisor to Burundi’s President and the most public face of the government has escaped an assassination attempt in
More football players speak out as ex-pros reveal sex abuse as youths
Earlier this month, former professional footballer Andy Woodward broke his silence on the sexual abuse he endured as a youth
South Sudan encourages wildlife conservation via SMS
South Sudan’s government has launched a campaign to protect its wildlife. It involves sending messages to people’s mobile phones, as
Somalia’s Presidential elections have been postponed for a third time
Somalia’s presidential elections scheduled for 30 November have been postponed for a third time. The head of Somalia’s electoral body;