Eritrea president begins first-ever trip to Somalia
Isaias Afwerki arrived on Thursday for his first-ever visit to Somalia, as Eritrean president. The visit is yet another sign
Fire destroys thousands of Congo voting machines in capital
An early-morning fire in Congo’s capital destroyed thousands of voting machines just 10 days before the presidential election, officials said
U.S. expected to lay out new strategy for engagement with Africa
The Trump administration wants to see an increase in U.S. investment and trade in Africa as part of a new
China sends 100 peacekeepers to Sudan
A group of 100 Chinese peacekeepers departed from Beijing Capital International Airport to Darfur, Sudan on Tuesday for a one-year
Mnangagwa shuts down rumors of alliance with MDC
President Emmerson Mnangagwa put to rest speculation that the ruling ZANU-PF party will enter into a government of national unity
Liverpool’s Cameroonian defender Joel Matip out for up to six weeks
Liverpool’s Cameroonian defender Joel Matip faces a spell of up to six weeks on the sidelines after he sustained an
UN chief calls for deal on Paris Agreement implementation
The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has urged world governments to “finish the job” concerning the implementation of the
Central Africa Republic war crimes suspect arrested in France
French authorities have arrested a man suspected a man suspected of committing war crimes in the Central African Republic (C.A.R.)
At least 2 killed during DRC opposition rally, reports
At least two people were killed Wednesday in clashes with police on the sidelines of an opposition rally in eastern
Kenya pushes for predictable, adequate funding to fight climate change in developing countries
The Kenya government has cited lack of access to adequate funding options, as a key challenge frustrating the implementation of