Adulterated alcohol kills seven people in Morocco/in /by
Seven people have died after consuming adulterated alcohol in Meknes, central Morocco, Moroccan news agency MAP reported on Tuesday, adding that police have arrested two suspects.
Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov visits Burundi/in /by
In February, Burundi abstained from voting on a UN General Assembly resolution calling on Russia to withdraw its forces from Ukraine
13 lives lost from toxic porridge consumption in Namibia/in /by
The majority of the deceased were children who were reportedly in dire need of nourishment.
C.Africa president calls referendum on new constitution/in /by
Touadera's opponents have already accused him of seeking to extend his rule despite constitutional limits
Nigeria: Panicked motorists rush to stock up on fuel as subsidy ends/in /by
Tinubu announced the removal of the subsidy moments after his inauguration as president on Monday, signaling his administration’s plan to finally end an initiative that officials said cost the Nigerian government an estimated 18.39 billion naira ($39.8 million) daily in 2022
Injured Sudanese escape into Chad/in /by
The fighting between Sudan’s military and a powerful paramilitary force has displaced more than 1.3 million people, the U.N. migration agency said last week
Djibouti and France launch review of their defense agreement/in /by
An island of stability in a troubled region, Djibouti is a strategic base for France, which intends to maintain its largest overseas military base there, alongside other countries such as the United States and China.
Sudan: Mixed opinions in South Darfur over call to arm civilians/in /by
Sudanese in Nyala, South Darfur's state capital, express different opinions over Darfur's pro-army governor Mini Minawi's call for citizens to "take up arms" to defend their property.
ICC’s Khan calls for ‘new way’ to tackle DR Congo war crimes/in /by
The International Criminal Court chief prosecutor Karim Khan called on Monday for "a new way of working" to tackle war crimes in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Zimbabwe: Opposition leader inspects voters roll as election date still unconfirmed/in /by
"Any voters roll that is not credible will not be accepted and we will not accept it and I know some will say 'are you going to boycott the election'? We will not boycott ourselves, we are the elections, the people of Zimbabwe are and have the right" Nelson Chamisa, Zimbabwe opposition leader