A year after Chad coup, junta’s promises start to fade
Libreville – Prospects of a swift return to civilian rule in Chad seem to be fading nearly a year... Read more
18 Apr, 2022
Key Libyan oil export port closed amid shutdown ‘wave’
Tripoli – Libya’s National Oil Corporation announced on Monday the closure of operations in major oil fields after staff in... Read more
18 Apr, 2022
What’s behind KwaZulu-Natal flood disaster
Durban – South Africa, the continent’s most industrialised country, has largely escaped the tropical cyclones that regularly hit its... Read more
18 Apr, 2022
CAR conflict special court: a breakthrough facing challenges
Bangui – Central African Republic’s Special Criminal Court, a hybrid court of local and foreign magistrates charged with trying... Read more
18 Apr, 2022
UK archbishop raises ‘ethical questions’ on Rwanda migrants plan
London – The Church of England’s most senior cleric, Justin Welby, on Sunday criticised the British government’s plans to send... Read more
18 Apr, 2022
Divers find ‘no leaks’ from fuel-laden ship sunk off Tunisia
Gabes – Divers who inspected the hull of a tanker loaded with 750 tonnes of fuel that sank off... Read more
18 Apr, 2022
UN says nine million in need of aid in South Sudan
Juba – The UN’s envoy to South Sudan warned on Thursday that almost nine million people will be in... Read more
18 Apr, 2022
Flood-struck South Africans seek Easter Sunday divine ‘refuge’
Durban – As temperatures climbed and an overcast sky hung over a storm-ravaged township in eastern South Africa, survivors... Read more
18 Apr, 2022
Banned Kenya and Zimbabwe to be included in 2023 AFCON draw
Johannesburg – Kenya and Zimbabwe will be included in the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying draw on Tuesday... Read more
18 Apr, 2022
Update on KZN floods; Nigerian airstrikes kill 70 ‘terrorists’ | Here are your top news headlines
Cape Town – From reports indicating that the toll from the KZN floods has risen to 443; to Nigeria’s... Read more
18 Apr, 2022
