185 sub-Saharan African migrants off northern Morocco
Morocco’s coastguards have rescued 185 sub-Saharan illegal immigrants in the Mediterranean, the Moroccan army said on Friday. The guards on
South Sudan leaders appeal for forgiveness after brutal civil war
South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir and his deputy Wani Igga have joined a campaign seeking to reunite and reconcile
S. African president says National Minimum Wage to take effect on Jan. 1
S.A President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Friday that the National Minimum Wage (NMW) bill, which he signed into law late
Zambian court says Lungu can run for president in 2021, opposition cries foul
President Edgar Lungu can stand in presidential elections due in 2021 without breaching a constitutional two-term limit, Zambia’s top court
3rd anti-corruption congress opens in Tunisia
The 3rd National Anti-Corruption Congress opened in Tunisia on Friday to among other review the national anti-corruption strategy. The two-day
Ebola spreads to major Congo city as vaccines a concern
The second-largest Ebola outbreak in history has spread to a major city in eastern Congo, as health experts worry whether
Belgium’s Africa Museum reopens to confront its colonial demons
Belgium’s Africa Museum will reopen to the public on Sunday after five years of renovations designed to modernise the museum
EU set to prolong sanctions against Kabila’s chosen successor in DRC
The European Union is set next week to prolong sanctions against Congolese President Joseph Kabila’s chosen successor just two weeks
Top Kenyan officials arrested over ‘spilled’ petrol
The director of the Kenya Pipeline Company and four others have been arrested after millions of litres of petrol went
Zim govt says it doesn’t have funds to pay displaced white farmers – report
The Zimbabwean government has reportedly said that it does not have money to pay white farmers who were evicted during