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Demolitions leave 30,000 homeless in Nigeria’s megacity of Lagos

A man pushes a cart past an NGO focused on combating human trafficking in Benin-city, Edo State, midwest Nigeria, on October 21, 2016. (Photo...

Trump meets Obama in White House, prepares to take power

US election: Donald Trump meets Barack Obama at White House. Photo Credit: AP President-elect Donald Trump held a 90-minute meeting on Thursday with U.S. President...

Manhunt for suspect who gave children poisoned sweets in South Africa

Some of the sweets given to school children. Photo Credit: Yusuf Abramjee South African police are hunting for a man who is suspected of giving poisoned...

Morocco’s bid for AU membership opposed

Western Sahara has opposed Morocco’s bid to rejoin the African Union unless it recognises the independence of the disputed territory.  Morocco has officially applied to...

Nigeria suffered 3,500 cyber attacks in 2015, lost $450m

The Nigerian government has disclosed that it is taking drastic steps to arrest internet related crimes. The government lamented the loss of over $450...

Jacob Zuma survives another no-confidence vote

Jacob Zuma survived similar votes in the past. Photo Credit: AFP The president of South Africa, Jacob Zuma has once again survived another no confidence...

ICC prosecutors say Congolese rebel leader coached witnesses from prison

Prosecutors have accused a Congolese rebel leader on trial at the International Criminal Court of tampering with witnesses, court documents published on Thursday showed,...

Women in Abuja angry over discrimination for marrying younger men

Some women in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) on Thursday criticised discrimination by the society on their decision to marry younger men, why applauding...

Libya fighters free more areas in Sirte

Libyan forces freed more buildings on Wednesday from Islamic State control in Sirte’s Ghiza Bahriya neighbourhood in their decisive final push to oust the...

South Africa: Flash floods kill six people in Johannesburg

Photo credit: @CityofJoburgZA South Africa’s largest city, Johannesburg, was hit by deadly floods on Wednesday afternoon with local media reporting the death of several people.Meanwhile...

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