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A court in Ugandan has ordered that journalists of a private newspaper who are accused of publishing ‘fake’ news about a possible coup in Rwanda be detained for a longer period of time.

At least 13 students of a school in Ghana’s second capital city, Kumasi have been killed by the deadly atypical bacterial which is a respiratory infectious disease.

The Nigerian state of Imo has appointed a minister or commissioner for happiness with the commissioner also taking charge of couples' fulfillment duties.

The African Union (AU) has announced that it has started working together with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) to evacuate thousands of African migrants held in detention centers in Libya.

The government of Switzerland has announced that it will be returning to the Nigerian government about $321 million from the seizure of assets from the family of the country’s former military leader Sani Abacha.

Kenyan officials on Monday released from custody a prominent politician from the opposition National Super Alliance (NASA) party after arresting him on Sunday.

The deputy president of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa has reportedly received the nominations from the ruling African National Congress (ANC) to lead the party.

In December 2016, there was a major shock in The Gambia when the incumbent President then, Yahya Jammeh lost the presidential election.

The President of Zimbabwe Emmerson Mnangagwa on Monday swore in his new cabinet amid criticisms from some Zimbabweans.

Grace Mugabe, former first lady of Zimbabwe has been described by her husband’s family to be disrespectful and a person who created disunity among family members.