UN rights chief blasts Burundi for ‘belligerent and defamatory’ attack on inquiry team
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, on Thursday blasted the Burundi government for its response to
Zimbabwe cracks down on black market traders
More than 170 black market money dealers have been arrested in Zimbabwe in a campaign against currency trading that has
Peace deal: South Sudan frees five political prisoners
Five political detainees and prisoners of war have been freed in South Sudan as a peace deal signed in September
UK apologises to migrants for forced DNA tests
The UK government on Thursday issued an apology to a group of migrants who were forcefully made to undergo DNA
Renewed violence in DR Congo interrupts Ebola care
Renewed clashes in several regions of the Democratic Republicof Congo have prompted a stop in humanitarian efforts, putting tens of
Faces of Africa – Compassion Without Borders ( Episode 1): Africa Is Calling
Over the past half century, the number of Chinese medical workers has grown from 13 to more than 20,000. Fifty
At least 10 killed in renewed clashes in Cameroon
Renewed clashes between Cameroon’s army and separatist rebels have left at least 10 people dead, the deadliest since President Paul
President Kagame meets FIFA chief Infantino in Kigali
Today in Kigali, President Kagame meets with @FIFACom President Gianni Infantino ahead of the FIFA Council Meeting that will be
Today in History : China-Mali relations
Today in History: October 25, 1960 , Ke Hua, Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to Mali exchanged letters
Zambia admitted to global financial intelligence body
Zambia has been admitted as a member of the Egmont Group of Financial Intelligence Units, finance ministry said on Tuesday.