Kenya Airways launches flights to Rome, Geneva
Kenya Airways will launch new routes to Rome and Geneva starting June this year as the airline seeks to expand
South Africa withdraws corruption charges against Zuma’s son
South African prosecutors on Thursday provisionally withdrew corruption charges against Duduzane Zuma, the son of former president Jacob Zuma. Duduzane
Egypt’s economy predicted to grow 5.3 percent in fiscal 2019
Egypt’s economy is expected to grow 5.3 percent in the fiscal year that ends in June, according to forecasts economists
Tshisekedi to be sworn-in, as Kabila preaches unity
DR Congo’s new President-elect Felix Tshisekedi is due to be sworn in Thursday afternoon, after a disputed but peaceful election
Main woman candidate in Nigeria elections drops out of race
The main female candidate in Nigeria’s upcoming presidential election is withdrawing her candidacy and says she will now focus on
Legendary musician Oliver Mtukudzi has died aged 66
Zimbabwean jazz musician Oliver Mtukudzi has passed away aged 66. The legendary 66-year-old jazz musician had been struggling with his
France delivers Central African Republic war crimes suspect to ICC
A Central Africa Republic soccer executive and alleged militia leader was transferred by France to the International Criminal Court on
Jigjiga regional govt denies claims of discrimination against inter-caste couples
Somali couples who were married at a mass wedding last April in the city of Jigjiga, in Ethiopia’s Somali region,
Ugandan troops enter South Sudan in possible violation
Observers say a number of Ugandan forces briefly entered South Sudan’s Central Equatoria region last week in a possible violation
Namibia expected to show marginal positive growth in 2019
Namibians have reason to feel somewhat pleased about their economy. A leading economist says Namibia can expect a 1.5 percent positive