It is essential that all African states remain vigilant, speaking with one voice, says president of Equatorial Guinea
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El Nino-induced heavy rains and flooding have affected 2 million people across the country
Death toll from floods in Somalia rises to 96 Read More »
In Zimbabwe, approximately 140 volunteers participated in a crucial annual wildlife census, monitoring the state of the nation’s wildlife.
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Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region reported 46 deaths from hunger Thursday as it grappled with a drought.
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Liberia’s new president Joseph Boakai called for unity and unity behind him in his first speech since being officially elected on Monday by a very narrow margin.
Liberia: President-elect Boakai calls for unity in his first speech Read More »
The flags are at half mast in the capital, in front of public administrations and schools
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Last week, the UN Security Council extended the mandate of its peacekeepers by a year. The troops have been in Abyei since 2011.
South Sudan army accused Of attacking civilians In Abyei Read More »
The Pharmacy and Poisons Board said the drugs were in two batches falsely labeled as Truvada, a commonly used HIV prevention drug worldwide.
Authorities warn that fake HIV drugs are found in Kenya Read More »
The South African government on Monday called on the International Criminal Court to issue an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu by mid-December.
South Africa calls on ICC to arrest Netanyahu Read More »
In Senegal, fishermen are being lured by the dream of a better life in Europe
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