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Police to question Grace Mugabe over ivory-smuggling
Former Zimbabwean first lady, Grace Mugabe is to be questioned by police in the coming weeks as part of ongoing investigations into an ivory-smuggling deal.
Man keeps mother’s body to collect her pension
A man has reportedly kept the body of his mother in a freezer for three years, and used her thumb impressions to collect her pension every month.
Zuma claims to be innocent of corruption charges
Former president of South Africa,Jacob Zuma on Friday told a crowd of his supporters who gathered outside a Durban high court for his corruption case that he is innocent of the charges he is facing.
Ghana President defends deal to host U.S troops
The President of Ghana, Nana Akufo Addo on Thursday defended his government's decision to agree to a deal to host U.S troops in the West African nation.
South Africa: Zuma corruption case adjourned
The Durban High Court on Friday adjourned a case in which former President of South Africa Jacob Zuma is accused of corruption to June 8.
142 Nigerians killed by Lassa fever
Lassa fever has killed 142 people in Nigeria since the start of the year, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) said on Thursday, reporting a rise of 32 fatalities in a month.
30 insurgents in Mali killed in gun battle
French and Malian troops killed about 30 Islamist insurgents during a gunbattle in a region near the border with Niger, where Islamic State are known to be active, the French army said on Thursday.
Zuma supporters to mass up at Court for his corruption trial
Thousands of supporters of former president of South Africa Jacob Zuma are expected to mass-up at the Durban High Court on Friday as the former leader begins his corruption trial.
Ghana to reform its corporate tax policy to increase revenue
Ghana plans to review its process for granting corporate tax exemptions to mining and oil companies as part of measures to eliminate fraud and boost revenues, its vice president said on Wednesday.
Sierra Leone: Julius Maada Bio sworn in as new president
A former military leader and opposition candidate in Sierra Leone's highly contested presidential run-off election, Julius Maada Bio has been sworn in as new president of the country.
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