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Morocco’s Opposition Party Gets New Leader

Morocco’s main opposition party has elected a key political figure as its new secretary general, the party said on Sunday. Hakim Benchamach, 55, was nominated...

Guinea’s President Alpha Conde Reshuffles Government

Facing civil unrest and strikes in the crucial mining sector, Guinea’s President Alpha Conde reshuffled his government overnight, appointing new finance and security ministers...

Kenya: Youth Service Boss Arrested Over $100 Million ‘Theft’

The head of Kenya’s National Youth Service, Richard Ndubai has been arrested by Kenyan officials over allegations of engaging in the stealing of pubic...

WHO declares snake-bite global health issue

The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared snake bites as global health issue requiring significant attention after passing a resolution on the issue.

Dozens killed over land dispute in Somalia

Fighting between Somalia’s semi-autonomous Puntland region and breakaway Somaliland has killed dozens of soldiers, according to a witness and a military commander who spoke of a “hellish” outbreak of violence.

49 killed in Congo river boat disaster

49 people have been reported to have drowned when the boat they were traveling in tipped over in a river in northern Democratic Republic of Congo.

Zambia: Lungu’s opponent freed from prison

An opposition party leader in Zambia has been released from custody after he was detained for defaming the country’s President Edgar Lungu.

Ramaphosa to donate half of his salary to charity

The President of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa is to donate half of his salary to charity work to honour the late Nelson Mandela who was the country’s first black president.

South Sudan peace talks end without deal

Talks in Ethiopia to revive South Sudan’s failed 2015 peace pact and end the country’s civil war broke up on Wednesday without a deal, mediators said, potentially prolonging a conflict that has killed tens of thousands of people and displaced millions.

Soldiers in Nigeria “committed crimes against humanity”

The military in Nigeria has been accused of committing war crimes and crimes against humanity by the human rights group, Amnesty International.

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