Police in Zimbabwe say more than 100 000 people have been arrested in the country for Covid-19 lockdown violations.

Sudan's army launches legal action against 'insulting' activists.

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Africa split over its three contenders for a high-profile World Trade Organization seat.

Sudan's army launches legal action against 'insulting' activists

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The latest in the Nile River dam saga – Sudan blasts unilateral move as Ethiopia starts filling the Grand renaissance dam.

African researchers are at the forefront on Covid-19 fight with Nigerian researchers working on a low cost testing kit

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The Gulf of Guinea re-emerges as a hot spot for piracy, says a global insurer.

Kenya’s wildlife reserves are threatened as tourists stay away

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Talks on the Nile River dispute between Egypt and Ethiopia end without an agreement.

Woman ‘scam hostage ‘freed after more than a year in Nigerian hotel.

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The UN, EU and AU have appealed for restraint in Mali after the deepening political crisis spilled into bloodshed.

Sudan scraps public flogging and alcohol ban for non-Muslims.

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Sudden death of Ivory Coast leader throws the Presidential vote into turmoil.

Sudan scraps public flogging and alcohol ban for non-Muslims

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As Africa passes the 500 000 mark for confirmed Covid-19 cases, the WHO release the latest information on vaccine trials in the continent.

Moved by George Floyd's death, Senegal’s Goree Island renames its main Square.

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Mnangagwa fires health minister over Covid-19 test kits scandal Amid nurses Arrest

Internet shutdown in Ethiopia enters week 2.

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The DRC has dispatched former dispatches former warlords in a desperate move to try and resolve ethnic conflict in that country.

Isabelle Dos Santos breaks silence on latest legal tussle, saying she is willing to negotiate with Angolan law authorities.

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