Prince Charles and Camilla land in Ghana on second Africa stop
Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, have arrived in Ghana for the second stop of their
Kenya’s Safaricom posts Ksh31.5B half year profit
Kenyan telecom company Safaricom has announced a 20.2 percent jump in half year net profit to Ksh31.5B from Ksh26.2B a
At least 8 killed in militant attack on Nigeria refugee camp
Authorities in northeast Nigeria say at least eight people are dead after militants attacked a camp for displaced people. Witnesses,
Ebola: 32 new cases confirmed as Uganda to start vaccinations
About 32 new cases of the Ebola Virus Disease have been confirmed in the Democratic Republic of Congo since last
Kinshasa’s archbishop, a government critic, steps down
Laurent Monsengwo, archbishop of Kinshasa and a vocal government critic, has stepped down, the church said on Thursday, just weeks
UN says Sudan should prosecute Darfur crimes
The United Nations Human Rights Commission has urged Sudan to prosecute security forces responsible for attacks in Darfur between 2014
Zimbabwe’s central bank governor to get second term
Zimbabwe’s Reserve Bank governor looks set to retain his post for a second term according to state owned newspaper the
US calls for investigations into Nigeria Shia deaths
The United States has raised concern over the recent killing of Shia Muslim protestors following a clash with security personnel.
Today in History : China-Morocco 60 years of cooperation
Morocco and China formally established diplomatic relations on Nov. 1, 1958, and Morocco became the second African and Arab country
Tanzania arrests opposition leader over deaths claim: party
Police arrested a Tanzanian opposition politician on Wednesday after he said scores of people were killed in clashes between security