Adlia, Author at Radar Africa

Kenya ends decades-long fight to stop sleeping sickness threat

Kenya has eliminated sleeping sickness as a public health problem and joins nine other nations recognised by the WHO for achieving this milestone.

At least 25 people died when a bus carrying mourners overturned in western Kenya in one of the deadliest accidents of the year.

Former Zambian defense minister Davies Chama was jailed for eight years for a 2015 by-election shooting that injured a political opponent.

The UN calls for 55 cents daily to aid millions affected by Sudan’s devastating conflict and ongoing humanitarian crisis.

Congo appointed Louis Watum as mines minister to oversee cobalt export policies and attract foreign investment.

The Somali army and African Union troops cleared the strategic town of Bariire from al-Shabaab after intense fighting.

Trump says he may meet Putin soon after envoy talks in Moscow and warns of more sanctions if Russia does not move toward peace in the coming days.

Seven Ethiopian migrants died from hunger and thirst after a boat broke down during a harrowing seven-day journey from Somalia to Yemen.

Mastercard’s whitepaper reveals how AI can transform African industries by 2030 with inclusive investment, collaboration, and policy development.

The US ordered staff to leave Zambia’s copperbelt over new evidence of carcinogenic pollution from a massive mining waste spill six months ago.