Gabon: Opposition leaders interrogated after demonstrations
Opposition figures that organized the Saturday demonstration against the government have been summoned for questioning under allegations that they are trying to disturb the peace […]
Articles by Geraldine Boechat
Rwanda: Belgium blocks €40 million aid for freedom and governance
Belgium has decided to suspend its €160million aid agreement that it signed with Rwanda because the latter has failed to attain the targets agreed upon. […]
Angola: China gives state company $2bn
State owned energy company, Sonagol, has been given a $2billion loan by the Chinese government to help the company pursue the expansion of its oil […]
Sierra Leone: Britain declines U.S military support against Ebola
After reports that Ebola cases have not been falling down in Sierra Leone compared to neighboring Liberia, there were calls for more help to be […]
Kenya: Nairobi-Accra relations boosted by ambitious agreements
Kenya and Ghana have stated their desire to renew the ties between them with the pre-independence bonds established by Ghana’s first President, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah […]
Nigeria: Jonathan versus Buhari in 2015 presidential election
The February 2015 presidential election in Nigeria is destined to be most closely contested in the country’s history that has often been marred by military […]
Algeria wants win-win partnership with France, PM Sellal
The Franco-Algerian Summit that is ongoing in Paris has been described as being instrumental in bridging the ties between the two countries on several fronts. […]
CAR: Seleka rebels surface in the north, attacked government officials
The last year rebellion in Central Africa Republic by the Seleka rebels, a Muslim rebel group, which toppled the elected government of Francois Bozize is […]
IMF reactivates loans to Mali after review
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has unfrozen its loans to Mali after a review of allegations of financial irregularities and the country will soon receive […]
Congo: Labunga’s ICC appeal rejected but could be released in 2015
The International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague has rejected an appeal by the Congolese militia leader, Thomas Lubanga, against his conviction for using child […]