Moroccan oasis in danger of disappearing
In Morocco, the county’s oases are in danger of disappearing. Climate change, drought and the mismanagement of surface water has
Somalia assures media workers of their safety ahead of polls
Somalia’s government has assured media workers in Somalia of a safe working environment as the country heads to the polls
UN reaffirms MINUSCA’s commitment to protect civilians
The United Nations mission in the Central African Republic, MINUSCA, will now step up its activities to protect citizens there.
Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka to leave the US if Trump wins
Nigeria’s Nobel literature laureate Wole Soyinka told Oxford students that he will cut his green card and leave the United
Scientists develop a seed that can withstand extreme heat
Scientists in drought hit Zimbabwe have developed a seed variety that can withstand extreme heat and drought conditions – potentially
Queen of African Pop, Brenda Fassie, remembered on her birthday
South Africans remember pop icon Brenda Fassie 12 years. Netizens from the southern parts of Africa took the internet to
38 arrested after deadly clashes in Niger between farmers and herders
38 people have been arrested in Niger in connection with the killing of 18 people in deadly clashes between cattle
Eleven luxury cars belonging to Equatorial Guinea president’s son seized in Geneva
Geneva authorities have confiscated 11 luxury vehicles and sports cars that belong to the son of Equatorial Guinea’s president as
Tanzania reduces permit fee for East African citizens
Tanzania’s immigration services department has lowered the residence permit charges for East African community (EAC) citizens seeking to live in
AU says UN report highlights more troops needed for peacekeeping in South Sudan
The African Union has issued a swift response to the Juba report. Officials there say it’s clear evidence more troops