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Chibok girls in Boko Haram captivity seen in new video
A new video has emerged showing some of the Chibok school girls kidnapped by the Militant group, Boko Haram in Nigeria in 2014 still in captivity.
Kenyan police defiles 15-year old girl in cell
Police in Kenya are reported to be detaining one of their colleagues who is accused of defiling a 15 year old girl in police cell on Saturday.
Tunisia: Protests resume after days of calm
There were violent protests in Tunisia's capital Tunis on Sunday days after relative calm as citizens agitate over economic reforms.
Trump denies being a racist despite “shithole” comment
The US President Donald Trump has denied claims that he is a racist despite calling African countries last week “shithole” during a meeting over immigration reforms in his country.
4 soldiers killed central Congo attack
Suspected militia fighters killed four Congolese soldiers in a hit-and-run attack on a military post in troubled Kasai-Central province’s capital, Kananga, U.N.-funded radio reported on Sunday.
Liberia’s Johnson Sirleaf sacked from her party
The Liberian President, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has been sacked by her party the Unity Party for alleged roles leading to the ruling party’s defeat in last year’s presidential elections.
Africa replies Trump, calls him racist for “shithole” remark
African politicians have responded angrily to Mr. Trump describing him as a racist although Mr. Trump denied on Friday using such derogatory words.
Fighting the fake drugs business in Africa
As a recent study from the World Health Organization pointed out, the so-called "'fake drugs" come in a variety of forms. There are the substandard drugs, which perhaps wouldn't pass quality tests due to a manufacturing error or because they have already passed their expiry date.
150 Tunisians arrested for protesting economic reforms
Some 150 people have been arrested by officials in Tunisia for staging protests kicking against current economic reforms in the North African country.
Zambians protest over measures to fight Cholera
Zambians living in the country’s slum communities in the capital, Lusaka have been agitating and rioting following a government decision to place a ban on some public activities.
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