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Kenyan striking doctors refuse to resume work despite threat to sack them

The government of Kenya has issued an order to sack doctors who continue keeping away from work.

Kenya’s Odinga treated for food poisoning

One of Kenya’s prominent politicians and main opposition figure, Raila Odinga has been treated for food poisoning at a hospital.

Cyclone slams into Madagascar, at least three dead

Cyclone Enawo, a massive tropical storm packing winds gusting as high as 300 km per hour, killed at least three people when it slammed...

Kenyan president criticizes striking doctors

Even as the Kenyan government continues negotiations with striking medics over an industrial action that started last December, the President does not seem happy about the posture of the medics who are pushing for better conditions of service.

Kenyatta discusses trade and terrorism with Trump

President Donald Trump spoke on Tuesday with President Uhuru Kenyatta, with the White House saying that the US leader sought to "reaffirm the strong bilateral relationship between our two countries.”

UN chief Antonio Guterres in Somalia over famine crisis

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres arrived in Somalia Tuesday morning on his first field visit since he took office in January. Mr Guterres is in...

Ex-South Sudan general forms rebel group to topple president Kiir

A disaffected South Sudanese army general who quit his position last month announced on Monday that he had formed a new anti-government rebel group, underscoring mounting resistance to the rule of incumbent president Salva Kiir.

110 dead in Somalia due to drought

Some 110 people have died in southern Somalia in the last two days from famine and diarrhoea resulting from a drought, the prime minister...

British father of two shot dead at Kenyan ranch

A British man was shot dead in northern Kenya on Sunday at a private ranch in the Laikipia area, two of the man's neighbours...

Tanzania’s Magufuli demands passports of Indian construction workers

Tanzanian President John Magufuli ordered the confiscation on Friday of passports belonging to foreign employees of an Indian infrastructure company managing a water project that is running late.

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