Isaac Kaledzi

Liberia’s presidential run-off scheduled to take place on Tuesday has been suspended indefinitely by the country’s Supreme Court.

Doctors in Uganda are reported to have embarked on an indefinite strike despite threats by the government to jail them for striking.

Egypt summoned on Sunday the ambassadors of Germany, Italy and The Netherlands after they criticised the arrest of an Egyptian human rights lawyer opposed to enforced disappearances, the foreign ministry said.

At least 26 people have been killed and 20 others wounded after a gunman opened fire at a Texas church during a Sunday service.

Wife of Zimbabwe’s president Robert Mugabe has declared her intention to succeed her husband by calling out Mr. Mugabe and asking him to let her take over his post.

Manchester City opened a yawning eight-point gap at the top of the Premier League as they continued their irresistible form with a 3-1 home victory over Arsenal before closest pursuers Manchester United lost 1-0 at Chelsea on Sunday.

Presidential election in the Democratic Republic of Congo is expected to take place on December 23, 2018 after several delays sparking violent clashes in parts of the country.

Since the inception of the Internet, it has proven to be a wonderful force for many good reasons and most of these reasons in so many ways have affected the lives of many across the globe.

Kenya’s opposition political party, National Super Alliance (Nasa) has announced that its members are boycotting products from companies it believes to be allies of the ruling Jubilee party.

There has been an out-pour of anger from some Ghanaian lawyers and ordinary citizens following a notice from Ghana’s Chief Justice warning judges and lawyers to wear wigs in courtrooms.