African nations oppose UN’s appointment of investigator to protect LGBT people
African nations want to suspend and then get rid of the first United Nation’s (UN) lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender
South African President says he’s not afraid of jail
South African President Jacob Zuma says he is not afraid of going to jail, in a defiant response to critics
Burkina Faso to withdraw Darfur peacekeepers by July
Burkina Faso has notified the United Nations that it will withdraw soldiers deployed as peacekeepers in Sudan’s troubled Darfur region
Ethiopia to reveal details of those arrested during the state of emergency
In a month’s time, Ethiopia’s Ministry of Defence will reveal the details of the people arrested in the last one
China’s ‘monkey king’ picks Donald Trump as the next President of the United States
A Chinese monkey described as the “king of prophets” has tipped Donald Trump for the US presidency, a tourism park
Tanzania’s first anti-corruption court handles first case
Tanzania’s highly anticipated Economic, Corruption and Organized Crime Court heard its first case on Thursday reports The Citizen. The anti-corruption court
Uganda High Court orders closure of Bridge International schools
Uganda’s High Court has ordered a chain of private schools to be closed following over concerns about poor sanitation and
Russia says UN mission in South Sudan jeopardized after Ban Ki-moon’s firing of Kenyan commander
Russia on Thursday criticized the decision by United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to fire a Kenyan commander in the
Congolese parties petition government to withdraw from the ICC
Two parties within the Republic of Congo’s ruling coalition have petitioned the government to withdraw from the International Criminal Court
South Africa’s Court of Appeal hears ground-breaking case on voluntary assisted dying
Africa’s Supreme Court of Appeal has begun hearing a case on assisted dying after the government appealed against a ruling