Floods wash away more than 1000 homes in DR Congo, cause four deaths in Kenya
Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo say more than 1000 homes in the northeast part of the country have
Uganda’s Chemusto banned for four years for doping violation
The Athletics Integrity Unit banned middle-distance runner Janat Chemusto for four years after the 25-year-old tested positive for a prohibited
Morocco, Mali set up quarterfinal match at FIFA U-17 World Cup
Morocco will play Mali on Friday for a place in the semifinals of the 2023 FIFA U-17 World Cup, meaning
AU official calls for additional investments in Africa’s digital technology
African Union (AU) Commissioner for Infrastructure and Energy Amani, Abou-Zeid has urged African public and private sector actors to embrace
Somali president sets one year target to eliminate al-Shabaab
Somalia’s President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud announced Tuesday that Somalia has one year to eliminate al-Shabaab, with the deadline for remaining
50 dead so far in Somalia flooding
According to the Somalia Disaster Management Agency, at least 50 people are dead and 700,000 are now homeless as a
Africa urged to speed up efforts to enhance agriculture
African countries have made tangible progress in enhancing agricultural productivity, sustainable farming practices and addressing food security and rural poverty,
32 killed in deadly cross-border tribal clashes in Abyei near South Sudan
At least 32 people were killed on November 19 in deadly communal fighting along South Sudan’s border with the disputed
Liberian President George Weah concedes election defeat to Joseph Boakai
Liberia President George Weah on Friday conceded election defeat to opposition leader Joseph Boakai after a tight race. Boakai, 78,
Rwandan doctor on trial in Paris over genocide charges
The trial against a Rwandan doctor accused of helping facilitate the 1994 genocide started on Tuesday in Paris. 68-year-old Sosthene