AU to punish member states that fail to remit financial contributions
The African Union may begin penalizing member states that fail to remit annual financial contributions to the continental body, AU
President Trump says won’t listen to audio recording of Khashoggi’s killing
U.S. President Donald Trump has declined to listen to an audio recording that allegedly captured the killing of Saudi journalist
Germany rescinds approval for Saudi Arabia arms deal over Khashoggi killing
Germany has halted previously approved arms exports to Saudi Arabia amid the controversy surrounding the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal
Zimbabwe to let gold, platinum mines retain higher dollar earnings
The Zimbabwean government has announced plans to allow gold and platinum mining companies to retain up to 55 percent of
World Bank working with Tanzania on reinstating $300 million for schools
The World Bank will work with Tanzania to redesign a $300 million education project, a senior official said on Sunday,
Nigerian opposition candidate vows to invest $450 billion in infrastructure if elected
Nigerian opposition candidate Atiku Abubakar said on Monday he would invest $90 billion annually in infrastructure over the next 5
DR Congo says ready to hold December poll
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s government has vowed to conduct a credible presidential poll despite the security and humanitarian challenges
Rescued migrants refuse to leave ship taking them to Libya
Dozens of increasingly desperate migrants rescued by a cargo ship in the Mediterranean say they would rather die than be
93 African children freed in Algeria from human trafficking networks
Algerian authorities on Sunday said 93 children of different African nationalities were freed from human trafficking networks. Police Department and
Ramaphosa plans to return campaign donation
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is to repay $35,000 (£27,300) given to his leadership campaign by a firm accused of