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Former army boss named Mnangagwa’s deputy in Zanu-PF

The army commander who led the military takeover in Zimbabwe forcing Robert Mugabe to resign last month has now been named the deputy president of the ruling Zanu-PF party.

Nigerians helping Libyans to smuggle migrants

There was outrage across Africa a few months ago when news broke of how illegal migrants were being sold in slave markets in Libya.

Ugandan army strikes Congolese rebel group

Uganda's military says it has carried out air strikes on the bases of the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) rebel group in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Liberia’s presidential run-off poll to go ahead

Another attempt to stop the December 26 presidential run-off poll in Liberia has failed after the country’s Supreme Court dismissed a request by the governing Unity Party to halt the election.

Togo backs US to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital

Despite the majority of countries at the United Nations voting to reject Donald Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as capital of Israel, Togo voted to back the US decision.

South Sudan: Government and rebels sign ceasefire deal

The government of South Sudan has once again signed a ceasefire agreement with the rebels in the country.

Mnangagwa calls on Zimbabweans who have fled to return home

The president of Zimbabwe, Emmerson Mnangagwa has called on Zimbabweans who fled the country due to the economic crisis under the former President, Robert Mugabe to return home.

Trump imposes sanctions on Gambia’s Jammeh

The former leader of The Gambia, Yahya Jammah has been sanctioned by the United States of America as part of measures being taken by the Trump administration against corrupt individuals.

23 states in Nigeria infected by Monkeypox

Health officials in Nigeria have confirmed the spread of Monkeypox in 23 of Nigeria’s 36 states, with 61 people so far infected by the disease.

Uganda’s opposition to challenge the removal of age limit

The opposition in Uganda has vowed to mount a challenge to the decision by the country’s parliament to vote to remove the presidential age limit provision in its constitution.

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