Adlia, Author at Radar Africa

Botswana celebrates as Letsile Tebogo wins gold in men’s 200m

Botswana’s Letsile Tebogo made history by becoming the first African to win gold in the 200m.

Manuel Chang found guilty in Brooklyn court of conspiracy charges linked to $2 billion Mozambique loan scandal.

Nigerian security forces have apprehended seven Polish nationals, including students, on allegations of participating in protests.

Ghana has opened its first commercial gold refinery to increase revenue from the precious metal, create jobs, and curb smuggling.

The death penalty has been reinstated in DR Congo with a military court sentencing 26 people to death.

A prominent Zambian opposition figure, Fred M’membe, has been arrested and charged with seditious practices.

Ethiopian government is taking concrete steps to liberalize its economy by allowing independent forex bureaus to operate.

Two AFP journalists were among those injured by Kenyan police while covering protests.

They urge the country to respect her right to a fair trial and to protect those involved in truth commissions.

The WHO chief warns that two-thirds of Sudanese people cannot access medical care due to the ongoing conflict, and millions are facing famine.