Somali Army Kills Former Soldiers By Firing Squad
A former corporal and a sergeant, who were earlier sentenced to death by a Somali military court for conspiring with...
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A former corporal and a sergeant, who were earlier sentenced to death by a Somali military court for conspiring with...
Dangote Petroleum Refinery on Tuesday further dropped the ex-depot price per litre of petrol from ₦840 to ₦820. In an...
The US government’s decision to incinerate over $9.7m (£7.3m) worth of contraceptives could lead to 174,000 unintended pregnancies and 56,000...
The fall of former president Mokgweetsi Masisi, who was defeated by a landslde in the 2024 election, was not merely...
The government has said the move is part of a "broader stabilization and reconciliation strategy" intended to ensure the local administration in the...
Hosts Kenya - making their debut at the African Nations Championship (CHAN) - took down two-time champions Morocco 1-0 on Sunday in...
Dozens of soldiers have been arrested for allegedly planning to overthrow the country's military government, according to media reports. The former...
President Cyril Ramaphosa has insisted that the country's first National Dialogue must go ahead as planned, despite concerns from some members of the...
In Paguir, a remote village in Fangak County, South Sudan, the relentless floods that once brought despair are now shaping...
In Ivory Coast’s M’Be region, erratic rainfall and seasonal flooding have long plagued farmers, leaving many with unstable incomes and...