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Thousands flee Sudan as another ceasefire agreement fails
Fighting is continuing in Sudan as a second ceasefire agreement fails.
Reports say millions of people trapped in their homes since the violence broke out almost a week ago.
The two rival generals had apparently agreed to temporarily halt the fighting so humanitarian aid could get to those who need.
But Prolonged gunfire and explosions were heard throughout the night, marking the...
Uganda’s President to meet MPs over anti-LGBTQ law
As pressure mounts on Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni not to sign a recently passed anti-LGBTQ law, he is now due to meet MPs over...
Sudan crisis worsens as truce breaks down with deaths increasing
The power struggle crisis in Sudan among the military has worsened despite a US facilitated truce on Tuesday.
Heavy gunfire shattered that 24-hour truce as...
Sudan’s military power struggle leaves almost 100 people dead
The power struggle among Sudan's army has left almost 100 civilians and dozens of fighters dead.
The fighting that broke out on Saturday between army...
Four dead, several others hospitalised while ‘fasting to meet Jesus’
Four people have died in Kenya after taking part in a fasting exercise to avoid an imminent end to the world.Several others were also...
Ghana gives approval to Oxford’s malaria vaccine
Ghana has become the first country to give approval to a malaria vaccine developed by the Oxford University.
The African country at the moment is...
Normalcy returns to Ethiopia’s Amhara region after deadly protests
Calm has now returned to most areas of the Ethiopian region of Amhara where deadly protests have been taking place for the past six...
Germany expels Chad’s ambassador in a retaliatory move
Chad's ambassador to Germany has been expelled in a retaliatory move by Germany after the Central African nation expelled the European nation's ambassador over...
Kenya faces cash crunch as workers’ salaries delay
Kenya’s government does not have cash to pay its public sector workers, as the country's economic woes compound.
Civil servants went on the Easter holidays...
UK suspends recruitment of health workers from Nigeria
The United Kingdom has suspended the recruitment of health workers from Nigeria in an attempt to prevent a major healthcare crisis in the West...
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