Gabon official websites hacked: Anonymous group
The Anonymous hackers collective on Sunday claimed it hacked into more than 70 Gabon government websites, as part of what
Former S. African president F.W. de Klerk hopitalised for lung condition
Former South African president and Nobel Peace Prize winner FW de Klerk has been hospitalised for a lung condition but
Cameroon government warns against post-election disorder
The Cameroonian government has warned quarters displeased with the outcome of the October 7 presidential election against causing any
Anti Biya protestors arrested in Cameroon
At least two dozen opposition protestors were arrested on Saturday in Cameroon for staging a peaceful demo against the
World leaders congratulate Ethiopia’s first female president
World leaders have been conveying their congratulatory messages to newly elected president of Ethiopia, Sahle-Work Zewde. Zewde is the country’s
Man arrested in Florida in connection with package bombs sent to top Democrats
Federal authorities have arrested a man in Plantation, Florida connected with a series of allegedly connected package bombs sent to
Elephants trample Botswana soldier to death
The Botswana Defense Force (BDF) has confirmed that one of its soldiers was trampled to death by a herd of
US airstrike in Somalia kills two al-Shabaab militants
The U.S. Africa Command launched an airstrike on Thursday near the Somali town of Kunyo Barrow, targeting al-Shabaab militants. According
Namibia, Zimbabwe, biggest African gainers in latest FIFA rankings
Namibia and Zimbabwe are the biggest gainers from Africa in the latest FIFA rankings released on Thursday. Both sides moved
DR Congo opposition protesters march against use of electronic voting machines
Tension simmered in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s capital, Kinshasa, as opposition protesters took to the streets on Friday to