Cameroon concerned about growing cases of kidnapping in Adamawa region
Cameroonian politicians, officials and legal professionals expressed their concerns here on Sunday over increasing abduction cases in its mountainous Adamawa
Zimbabwe readies for fuel hike strike, deploys anti-riot police
The Zimbabwean government has reportedly deployed riot police in “hot spots” after the country’s largest labour union called for a
Burkina Faso extends state of emergency as attacks by militants surge
Burkina Faso’s parliament voted on Friday to extend a state of emergency by six months in several northern provinces where
Thousands of people observe second ‘Car Free Day’ in Ethiopia
Ethiopians in cities across the country participated in the second edition of a Car Free Day event championed by the
SADC proposes unity government, vote recount in DRC
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) is now urging the Democratic Republic of Congo on Sunday to recount the votes
Petrol Price more than doubles overnight in Zimbabwe
Fuel prices more than doubled at midnight on Sunday following a shock announcement by President Emmerson Mnangagwa. A litre of
Death toll of Sudan protests rises to 24
The death toll in Sudan’s protests has risen to 24, said Amer Mohamed Ibrahim, head of a Sudanese government fact-finding
South Africa investigates racist classroom photo, teacher suspended
Authorities in South Africa are investigating circumstance sunder which a primary school teacher took a photograph which appeared to show
Bare-handed surgeries as Zimbabwe’s health system collapses
A doctors’ strike in Zimbabwe has crippled a health system that was already in intensive care from neglect. It mirrors
South Africa ANC leadership launch election manifesto
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has vowed to create more jobs, boost economic growth and address racial inequalities at a