Eight UN peacekeepers killed in east DRC clashes
Eight U.N. peacekeepers were killed in clashes with militias near the east Congolese town of Beni, United Nations and diplomatic
UK Prime Minister Theresa May vows to see her Brexit deal through
UK Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday vowed to fight for her draft Brexit agreement with the European Union, dismissing
President Donald Trump nominates Lana Marks to become US envoy to South Africa
US President Donald Trump on Thursday nominated Lana Marks to become the next Ambassador to South Africa. Marks, a handbag
AU Commission chairperson lauds UN Security Council’s lifting of Sanctions Against Eritrea
The Chairperson of the African Union Commission Moussa Faki Mahamat has welcomed the adoption by the United Nations Security Council
Hard times for youths as Kenya’s tough traffic rules render some ‘jobless’
Until Monday, Fred Muriungu would work as a tout at a terminus on the East of Nairobi, Kenya’s capital. His
Premier League “agree in principle” to introduce VAR next season
Clubs from the English Premier League on Thursday voted in favour of the introduction of the Video Assistant Referee technology
Gabon VP to chair cabinet amid President Ali Bongo’s illness
Gabon’s top court on Wednesday ruled that the country’s vice president will take charge of the cabinet in the absence
Denmark suspends aid to Tanzania over anti-gay comments
Tanzania is set to lose funding from its second largest donor, Denmark, over what it terms as “unacceptable homophobic comments”
Kenya Airways postpones flight to Somalia
Kenya’s national airline postponed the launch of its direct flight to the Somali capital Mogadishu from Nairobi until December 5.
South Africa: Committee adopts report on expropriation of land without compensation
South Africa’s Joint Constitutional Review Committee (JCRC) on Thursday adopted a report in favour of a constitutional amendment that will