Ghana to move Mahatma Gandhi statue due to his “alleged past racist comments”
Ghana will move a statue of Mahatma Gandhi from its main university because of his “alleged past racist comments”, the
South Sudan to get US waiver on aid despite continued use of child soldiers
President Barack Obama has issued waivers that continue millions of dollars in U.S military assistance for troubled nations, disappointing advocated
IGAD warns that war will not solve South Sudan problems
The East African regional bloc Inter-governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) has condemned the new wave of fighting between rival forces
Zimbabwe banks slash daily withdrawal limits to as low as $20 per day
Banks in Zimbabwe have slashed their daily withdrawal limits to as low as 20 dollars per day as a five
Morocco’s Chouara tannery still operates as it did a thousand years ago
Fez is the second-largest city in Morocco. UNESCO declared its medina – or marketplace — a world heritage site in
UN to help mobilize $900m for South Sudan’s recovery
The UN mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) said on Thursday it will help mobilize 900 million U.S. dollars to support
Burundi plans to withdraw from the ICC, says First Vice President Sindimwo
Burundi plans to withdraw from the International Criminal Court, a deputy to President Pierre Nkurunziza said on Thursday, six months
Tanzania authorities orders investigation into video showing teachers beating pupil
A video that has been doing rounds on social media showing a group of five teachers savagely beating a student
Cape Verde labeled as “model of African democracy” by the US
Island nation Cape Verde has been congratulated for the enthusiastic and peaceful nature in which they held the recent presidential
Nigeria’s oil sector receives a $70b Chinese boost
Nigeria’s oil sector has received a $70 billion Chinese boost; just months after the country got another pledge when the