Nigeria: At least 45 people killed in fuel tanker blast
As many as 45 Nigerians lost their life in the explosion of a fuel tanker in the village of of Ahumbe in Benue state on […]
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Tunisia: US Embassy closed over security concerns
The US embassy in Tunisia Monday shut doors over security concerns, in the wake of two terror attacks that rocked Tunis few days earlier. “Due […]
Cameroon: Gunmen kidnap Cameroon opposition leader
In Cameroon, unidentified gunmen have kidnapped, the leader of one of the country’s leading opposition parties. It was the second kidnapping of the Social Democratic […]
Morocco’s King pledges support to Tunisia in fight against terrorism
King Mohammed VI of Morocco Thursday condemned the twin terror attacks in capital Tunis and vowed Morocco’s assistance to sisterly Tunisia in the fight against […]
Algeria: Air Algerie to buy six new aircraft for $2 billion
The Algerian government Wednesday announced it would allocate $2 billion for the national carrier, Air Algérie, for the acquisition of six new aircraft in a […]
AFCON: Egypt kicks Amr Warda out following alleged sexual harassment
Egypt have booted out midfielder Amr Ward embroiled in an alleged sexual scandal as the national squad qualify for the second round of the AFCON […]
Stampede in Madagascar kills 15, wounds 75
At least 15 people were killed and 75 wounded in a stampede Wednesday at a concert in Madagascar’s capital to mark the country’s Independence Day. […]
Waste treatment: Ghana’s ambitious plan to tackle a shortfall of $300 million
In Ghana, Zoomlion, the country’s biggest company that manages waste in several cities is planning to set up a waste processing plant in each region […]
Sudan’s military and Eritrea boost ties
Sudan’s Transitional Military Council (TMC) has welcomed an Eritrean delegation sent by President Isaias Afwerki to support the army, the people and political players. The […]
Don’t expect debt relief, US warns Africa
Tibor Peter Nagy, the US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, has warned African countries running up debt that they should not expect to […]