Children in South Sudan call for end to conflict
Children in South Sudan are calling for peace in that country. The children use dances to pass their messages across
Mozambique forms commission of inquiry into the fuel tanker blast
Death toll from a petrol tanker blast that took place in Mozambique on Thursday has risen to 73 with dozens
Zimbabwe’s Mugabe says he will retire “properly”
For the first time, 91-year-old Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe has hinted on his retirement! The nonagenarian said that if he
Civil society rejects proposal by Ugandan MPs to be exempted from paying taxes
Civil society organizations in Uganda have renewed their fight against the proposal to exempt Members of Parliament from paying taxes
Local elections in Mali marked by low voter turnout
Low voter turnout marked the municipal polls in Mali’s first elections since 2013. Voters were electing 12,000 councilors across the
Prison wardens and prisoners trained in South Sudan
Over 200 inmates and prison wardens successfully completed a 9 month technical skills training at the Juba Central Prison Vocational
Monkey sparks violence between rival tribes in southern Libyan town
At least 21 people were left dead and hundreds of others injured in four days of fighting between two rival
President Mugabe commissions the expanded Victoria Falls airport
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe on Friday commissioned the expanded airport at Victoria Falls built using a $150m loan from China.
Kenyan police kill 4 al-Shabaab militants in border town
Kenyan police on Saturday evening killed four militants from Somalia-based Islamist group Al-Shabaab and recovered weapons in the northeastern border
200 migrants reach Italy in rescue ship, almost 100 feared dead
A rescue ship carrying more than 200 migrants and eight bodies docked in Sicily after a deadly week in the