Rebecca Garang returns to Juba after years in exile
Rebecca Nyandeng, the widow of late Dr. John Garang de Mabior, is back in South Sudan after years of exile,
South Sudan peace monitors condemn attack on ceasefire team
South Sudan peace monitors on Sunday condemned the attack on the staff of the ceasefire monitoring and verification body in
Two bodies recovered after 20 migrants go missing off Algeria coast
Algerian coastguards on Sunday said they had recovered the bodies of a mother and her daughter who were among 20
Al Shabaab bomber executed in Somalia
The mastermind of militant car bombs that killed 26 people and injured nearly 40 others in Mogadishu in 2017 was executed
Burundi opposes AU calls to withdraw troops in Somalia
Burundi has opposed calls by the African Union (AU) to scale back its troops in Somalia serving as part of
Ravalomanana reads mischief as he trails in Madagascar presidential run off race
Madagascar presidential candidate Marc Ravalomanana is reading mischief in the country’s presidential run off race as he appears to be
Egypt’s new mega-museum set to open in 2020 despite delays
On the Giza Plateau just outside Cairo, thousands of Egyptians are labouring in the shadow of the pyramids to erect
Eskom to shed executive jobs in cost cutting drive
South African power utility Eskom has announced plans to cut down its executive management team in a bid to reduce
Madagascar’s Ravalomanana sees ‘injustice’ in poll results
Marc Ravalomanana, the former Madagascar president who has sought another term, urged supporters on Sunday to protest as he appeared
Egypt, Germany sign multi-million cooperation agreements
Egypt and Germany on Sunday signed two agreements worth €150.5 million (around $171 million) for technical and financial cooperation, the