Tunisia hopes Libya stability could bring economic relief
After years of war in Libya, Tunisian traders celebrated the reopening of the border with their oil-rich north African... Read more
4 Jul, 2021
LATEST | Southern African team to probe deadly eSwatini protests
A southern African mission is set to arrive in eSwatini on Sunday, its government has said, after the kingdom... Read more
4 Jul, 2021
Jacob Zuma ‘is in best mood, high morale’, says suspended ANC’s Magashule
Suspended African National Congress (ANC) secretary-general Ace Magashule says he has met former president Jacob Zuma at his home... Read more
4 Jul, 2021
France resumes joint military operations with Mali
France says it will resume joint military operations in Mali, after suspending them early last month following the west... Read more
4 Jul, 2021
Thousands in Burkina Faso protest rising bloodshed
Thousands of people have taken to the streets of Burkina Faso, demanding a stronger response to rising jihadist bloodshed... Read more
3 Jul, 2021
At least 400 000 people facing famine in war-torn Tigray
Over 400 000 people have “crossed the threshold into famine” in Ethiopia’s war-torn Tigray region, a senior UN official... Read more
3 Jul, 2021
Hundreds gather in support of Jacob Zuma, a day before jail deadline
Hundreds of supporters gathered in a show of solidarity for former South African president Jacob Zuma outside his Nkandla... Read more
3 Jul, 2021
At least 43 missing off Tunisia after migrant boat sinks
At least 43 people are missing off the southeastern coast of Tunisia after a boat carrying more than 120... Read more
3 Jul, 2021
Ex-president Jacob Zuma ‘to address South Africans on Sunday’
Former South African president Jacob Zuma, who was sentenced to 15 months in jail, is set to address the... Read more
3 Jul, 2021
Kenya court to rule in August on constitutional reform
A court in Kenya says it will rule next month on whether to overturn a verdict that scuttled disputed... Read more
3 Jul, 2021
