WASHINGTON/NAIROBI - The Pentagon said it had carried out an air strike on al Shabaab in Somalia on Sunday, and Somalia said its special forces had joined in…
12 Jun 2017 · 06:55
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283 storiesJOHANNESBURG - South Africa has suspended imports of birds and chicken products from neighbouring Zimbabwe after it reported an outbreak of highly pathogenic H5N8 bird flu at a…
9 Jun 2017 · 16:36
JUBA - A U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation official is helping South Sudan to prosecute suspects in the murder of a South Sudanese aid worker and rape of…
7 Jun 2017 · 12:05
MOGADISHU - A bomb planted in a police station killed at least one policeman in Somalia's southern port city of Kismayu on Monday, and militant Islamist group al…
5 Jun 2017 · 20:44
BOSTON - Fresh off a record-breaking performance in the 400 metres at the Rio Olympics, South African sprinter Wayde van Niekerk finds himself among a crowd of athletes…
3 Jun 2017 · 04:31
JOHANNESBURG - Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, seen as a top contender to lead the ruling ANC into 2019 general elections, said on Sunday that the country must not…
22 May 2017 · 06:41
NAIROBI - South Sudan's ousted army chief Paul Malong returned to the capital Juba on Saturday, saying he had no intention of staging a revolt against President Salva…
15 May 2017 · 11:01
JOHANNESBURG - Protesters demanding better housing clashed with police in Johannesburg townships for the fourth straight day on Thursday,
11 May 2017 · 21:57
DAKAR - A United Nations peacekeeper in Central African Republic was killed and eight others wounded late on Monday when their convoy was attacked by unknown assailants in…
10 May 2017 · 06:14
DURBAN, South Africa - South Africa is close to spinning a state-owned bank out of its postal service that will lend to the country's poor and distribute welfare…
5 May 2017 · 06:22

