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Nigeria confirms 110 Yobe schoolgirls missing after Boko Haram attack

Nigeria's government has confirmed that 110 school girls from north eastern part of the country are missing days after Boko Haram militants attacked a girls’ boarding school in the Yobe state of Nigeria.

Grace Mugabe avoids arrest over ‘fraudulent’ PhD

The anti-graft agency of Zimbabwe has said that the country’s former first lady, Grace Mugabe would not be facing any arrest over a controversial PhD she acquired from the University of Zimbabwe.

Mugabe breaks his silence, says he resigned ‘for the sake of peace’

The former President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe has broken his silence over how he exited power last year after a military takeover which eventually led to the swearing in of Emmerson Mnangagwa.

Nigerian army ‘rescues’ some missing Yobe school girls

The Nigerian army has said that some of the schoolgirls missing after a militant attack on a girls’ boarding school in the Yobe state of Nigeria have been rescued.

Nigerian school attacked by Boko Haram, scores of girls ‘missing’

Boko Haram has attacked a girls' school in the Yobe state of Nigeria with fears that several school girls might have been abducted as they are uncounted for.

Mugabe turns 94, no ‘lavish’ celebrations

During his 93rd birthday, the nation was forced to standstill and mark a lavish birthday party in his honour. Months after his exit from power, Robert Mugabe is celebrating his 94th birthday but without any lavish celebrations.

Armed men storm SA police station killing 5 cops and a soldier

Officials in South African have said that five police officers and one off-duty soldier have been killed in an attack on a police station.

Ramaphosa promises to heal “painful” SA history

The President of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa has promised to heal the painful history of the country especially when it comes to the economic challenges and the country's land distribution policy which has left many black South Africans in poverty.

Kenya allows political activists to travel abroad after lifting ban

The two political activists in Kenya prevented from travelling abroad after the government said it has not been formally alerted by the court to reinstate their passports have now been allowed to travel.

[PHOTO] – Deaths recorded in Mozambique garbage collapse

More than 17 people are reported dead in Mozambique after a garbage collapsed on Monday following heavy rain.

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