Zimbabwe opposition stages second post-election demonstration calling for political dialogue
Zimbabwean main opposition MDC Alliance on Thursday held a demonstration in the capital Harare to protest against the worsening economic
DRC’s Ebola outbreak now 2nd largest in history, WHO says
The Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo’s deadly is now the second largest in history, behind the devastating West
UN internal watchdog says agency misspent $11 million on South Sudan refugee crisis
An internal inquiry says the United Nations refugee agency has misspent millions of dollars on Africa’s largest refugee crisis, including
Kenya, Tanzania usher in new era of trade with border post
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Tanzanian counterpart John Maghufuli will on Saturday launch a one-stop border post (OSBP) along
‘Nobody can stop reggae’ as it’s added to UNESCO global cultural heritage list
The United Nations’ cultural and scientific agency (UNESCO) has added reggae music to its list of global cultural treasures. This
Uganda on the spot over European arms supply to South Sudan
The Ugandan government has come under scrutiny over its involvement in the funneling of European arms and ammunition into South
World Bank sees Nigerian 2018 GDP growth at under 2 percent
The World Bank expects Nigeria’s economy to grow slightly less than 2 percent this year, largely driven by the non-oil
African Union mulls successful implementation of transition plan in Somalia
A delegation from the African Union Peace Support Division (PSD) wrapped up their three-day visit to Somalia on Wednesday, calling
Ethiopia overtakes Dubai as top feeder of air traffic to Africa
Ethiopia has overtaken Dubai as a conduit for long-haul passengers to Africa, highlighting the success of the state airline’s expansion
Kenya police accused of raping women during election protests
Kenyan police are accused of committing the majority of sexual violence reported during last year’s opposition protests over election results,