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Nigeria’s Buhari extends medical leave as speculations about his health continue
Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari has extended his medical leave and has now delayed his return to Nigeria.A statement from the Nigerian government said the...
Bees stop play in South Africa’s cricket match with Sri Lanka
A swarm of bees stopped play midway through Sri Lanka's innings in the third one-day international against South Africa in Johannesburg.
The bees disrupted play...
Convicted Nigerian politician back to his country from Britain
James Ibori, who as governor of oil-rich Delta State became one of Nigeria's richest and most powerful men, has returned to the country after...
Ghana to miss 2016 targets on growth and deficit reduction
Ghana will miss its 2016 targets on growth, fiscal deficit reduction and its primary balance, but it intends to restore fiscal discipline and eliminate...
Chad president Deby postpones elections over lack of funds
Chad's veteran President Idriss Deby has announced a further postponement of parliamentary elections initially due in 2015, blaming a lack of funds as the...
South Africa confirms presence of invasive pest that infests maize
South Africa's department of agriculture said on Friday that scientific tests have confirmed the presence of the invasive fall armyworm in the maize belt,...
Trump’s travel ban blocked by Seattle judge
Protests continued at US airports throughout the week. Photo Credit: APA US judge in Seattle has issued a temporary nationwide block on President Donald...
Cameroon pays tribute to fallen General, 3 soldiers killed in helicopter crash
Cameroon has paid tribute to 4 soldiers including a general who died in a helicopter crash during a combat mission against Boko Haram militantsThe...
Voting via “Braille” to start in Rwanda
For the visually impaired or blind, voting may prove to be a real headache. In Rwanda, it will soon be possible to use ballots...
Gambia’s Barrow scraps Jammeh’s four-day week policy
Working days in The Gambia are now five instead of four which used to be the norm under former leader, Yahya Jammeh.That means Gambians...
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