Former Cote D’Ivoire president seeks acquittal on war crimes charges
Judges at the International Criminal Court will rule on Tuesday over former Cote D’Ivoire president Laurent Gbagbo’s request to be
Zimbabweans protest fuel price hike
Police in Zimbabwe on Monday lobbed tear gas in the suburbs of the capital Harare in an attempt to disperse
1 released, 3 others to stand trial over Kenya mall attack
A magistrate’s court in Kenya has ruled that three men must stand trial on charges they were involved in a
Zimbabwean president leaves for Eastern Europe on investment drive
President Emmerson Mnangagwa left Harare early Monday morning on a state visit to Russia. From Russia, he will also visit
UN envoy visits southern Libya for first time
UN Special Envoy to Libya Ghassan Salame on Sunday visited southern Libya for the first time since taking office in
Former South Africa striker Phil Masinga dies at 49
Former South Africa captain Lucas Radebe says the country has lost a “legend” following his compatriot Phil Masinga’s death aged
Bharti Airtel in talks on a potential takeover of Telkom Kenya
Bharti Airtel is in talks about a potential takeover of Telkom Kenya, the East African nation’s smallest operator, three telecoms
IMF: Sub-Saharan Africa economies among world’s fastest-growing in 2019
Trying to get to grips with what to expect from Africa’s economies in 2019 can be broken out into three
Congolese youth yearn for change after disputed presidential election
The outcome of the presidential election in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has caused sharp divisions among Congolese citizens.
Mo Ibrahim Foundation warns Sudan Government against crackdown on protesters
The Mo Ibrahim Foundation has challenged the Sudan government to respect human rights and allow free press access in the