UN chief urges world leaders to do more to prevent conflicts
More countries are facing violent conflict now compared to any other time over the past 30 years, the United Nations
Ghanaian president commissions Chinese diaper factory
Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo commissioned on Thursday a 40-million-U.S.-dollar baby diaper production plant of Chinese firm Sunda International. The factory,
OPEC resumes talks after Russia rejects plan to reduce oil output
OPEC kicked off a further day of talks on oil-production curbs after a summit on Thursday ended with no deal,
Eritrea, Uganda among NatGeo’s ‘cool places’ to visit in 2019
Zimbabwe, Eritrea, Uganda and South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal province are the African destinations named in National Geographic Traveler’s ‘Cool list’ for
Gabon president leaves Morocco hospital
Gabon’s President Ali Bongo has left a hospital in Rabat and will stay at a private residence in the Moroccan
U.S warns Cameroon’s separatist crisis could get worse
The United States has warned that the separatist crisis in Cameroon could get much worse. The U.S. assistant secretary of
Lesotho launches China-funded Mpiti to Sehlabathebe road project
A sod-turning ceremony for the Mpiti to Sehlaba-Thebe road project, which is funded by a Chinese government concessional loan, was held
UN human rights office claims being pushed out by Burundi government
The United Nations human rights office has laid claims that the Burundi government has asked it to leave, months after
Libya could vote on constitution in February
Libya’s electoral commission could organize a referendum on a new constitution for the strife-torn country in February if it gets
Kenya’s athletics body bans cheats from Olympics, world championships
Kenya’s top athletic governance body has set a raft of changes for athlete qualification to represent the country in world