DR Congo furious at Angola over expulsion of migrants
Congo’s government condemned what it called the violent expulsion by Angolan authorities of thousands of Congolese citizens during a crackdown
‘No foreign rescue plan’ for missing Tanzanian billionaire
Tanzania will not seek foreign assistance in its investigation over the abduction of billionaire Mohammed Dewji, deputy Home Affairs
US airstrike in Somalia kills about 60 al-Shabab fighters
The U.S. military on Tuesday announced its deadliest airstrike against the al-Shabab extremist group in Somalia in nearly a year,
DR Congo signs $14 billion dam development deal with China and Spain
The Democratic Republic of Congo on Tuesday announced a deal with Chinese and Spanish partners for the development of a
Internet connectivity in Africa rises 300% in five years
The African continent is exhibiting one of the fastest growth rates in internet penetration worldwide with digital connectivity almost tripled
South African academics: Africa-China relationship is mutually beneficial
The relationship between Africa and China is mutually beneficial and China has great experiences to share with Africa in areas
Cameroon court hears calls for “irregular” election to be annulled
Opposition candidates who say last week’s presidential election in Cameroon was marred by fraud had their appeals heard at the
Zambia ramps up pace of deportations
A sharp increase in deportations in Zambia have left activists wondering whether the country, once known for being tolerant to
Uganda says landslide death toll rises to 43
The death toll from a landslide in Uganda last week has risen to 43 and displaced residents deemed most at
Inquiry report urges South Africa’s president to fire suspended tax head
An inquiry reviewing evidence on Tom Moyane, the suspended head of South Africa’s Revenue Service (SARS), on Tuesday issued an