Cameroon court rejects all petitions calling for re-run of elections
Cameroon’s Constitutional Council on Friday rejected the last of 18 petitions calling for a re-run of an Oct. 7 election
EU looks to African nations, border control to stop migrants
European Union leaders agreed Thursday to pursue the cooperation of countries in North Africa and to beef up the bloc’s
Heavy gunfire reported in Comoros as government cracks down on rebels
Comoros security forces intensified their crackdown against anti-government rebels on the island of Anjouan on Thursday, with witnesses reporting heavy
Kenyan President to lead horticulture farmers, traders to China
Kenya President Uhuru Kenyatta is set to lead a delegation of horticulture farmers and traders to China for the 1st China
Today in History: Uganda China Relations
China has had a long standing relationship with Uganda, dating back 56 years. On October 18, 1962, Uganda and China
Sudan appoints new peace envoy to South Sudan
Sudan’s President Omar al-Bashir on Wednesday appointed a peace envoy to South Sudan, mired in conflict since it won independence
Kenya’s running legend turns himself in over Rio Olympics corruption allegations
Running great Kipchoge Keino handed himself over to police in Kenya on Thursday and is under arrest, set to face
Ethiopia PM says soldiers’ protest attempt to derail reforms
Ethiopia’s reformist prime minister says a meeting with disgruntled soldiers last week was an attempt to derail dramatic reforms and
Africans growing more concerned over taxes, fees on digital services
The brisk business Julius Kirya did from his cash transfer kiosk in the Ugandan capital has slowed right down with
Nigerian held over ‘illegal Codeine sale’
A former Nigerian pharmaceuticals executive who was implicated in a BBC investigation into the illegal sale of addictive opioids has