Talk Africa: The DRC’s change of guard
It marked a new chapter for The Democratic Republic of Congo as new President Felix Tshisekedi took the oath of
Zimbabwe government, unions set to meet for talks to avert strike
The Zimbabwean government is set to hold crucial negotiations with the country’s public sector to avert a national strike that
Egypt arrests activists after commemoration of uprising
Egypt says it has arrested 54 alleged members of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood group who were plotting to foment chaos
Sudan orders release of protesters arrested during ongoing protests
Authorities in Sudan have ordered the release of all detainees held during weeks of anti-government protests. The release was ordered
Animals electrocuted at South Africa Park
At least six animals, a rhino, a giraffe, two lions and two hyenas were electrocuted over the weekend when an
Liberia president defends one-year record
Liberian president George Weah has defended his first year in office stressing that the government’s performance indicated that they had
Sudan general says army ready to face any enemy threat
A top Sudanese general said on Tuesday the armed forces were ready to face any threat to the country in
276 Ethiopians arrested over suspected roles in deadly violence
Ethiopia announced on Tuesday it has arrested 276 individuals for their suspected roles in deadly violence in Dire Dawa city,
More than 130 migrants feared drowned off Djibouti:UN
More than 130 migrants are missing off the coast of Djibouti after two overloaded boats capsized in rough seas. According
Kenya’s Central Bank sees room to refinance debt
Kenya has room to refinance its debt and to reduce the costs of servicing the debt by lengthening the maturity