Millions at risk of hunger in South Sudan: UN
Juba – Almost eight million people in South Sudan, or two thirds of the population in the deeply-troubled country,... Read more
4 Nov, 2022
Rehab for Egypt’s ‘Britney’ stirs talk on women’s rights
Cairo – In past weeks, the story of an Egyptian pop star admitted into a rehabilitation facility has spilled... Read more
4 Nov, 2022
Key points of joint Ethiopia statement
Pretoria – Ethiopia’s government and the rebel authorities in the Tigray region said on Wednesday they had signed a... Read more
4 Nov, 2022
Burkina Faso junta chief holds talks in Mali on first foreign trip
Bamako – Burkina Faso’s new military leader on Wednesday visited Mali for his first foreign trip since taking power,... Read more
4 Nov, 2022
Ethiopia warring parties agree to cease hostilities
Pretoria – The warring sides in Ethiopia announced on Wednesday an agreement to silence their guns after two years... Read more
3 Nov, 2022
Zimbabwe asks for public view on judges’ wigs
Harare – Zimbabweans have been asked to help decide whether judges should stop the colonial tradition of wearing wigs... Read more
3 Nov, 2022
Arab League voices ‘total support’ for Palestinians
Algiers – Arab leaders on Wednesday vowed their “total support” for the Palestinian cause, as veteran Israeli hawk Benjamin... Read more
3 Nov, 2022
Senegal opposition leader calls for calm ahead of court hearing
Dakar – Senegal’s main opposition leader Ousmane Sonko on Wednesday urged his supporters to remain calm on the eve... Read more
3 Nov, 2022
Ethiopia’s Abiy says eyeing victory over Tigray rebels
Addis Ababa – Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed claimed on Wednesday the government was eyeing victory in the war... Read more
3 Nov, 2022
Tanzania Maasai file case over wildlife protection area
Dar es Salaam – Maasai pastoralists have filed a court case against Tanzania’s government, challenging its decision to cordon... Read more
3 Nov, 2022
