JUBA - South Sudan's government has increased registration fees nearly six-fold for international aid groups seeking to operate in the war-torn nation, an official told Reuters.
4 May 2017 · 21:48
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283 storiesABUJA - Nigeria's ailing President Muhammadu Buhari, who had nearly two month's medical treatment in Britain earlier this year, should take medical leave immediately, civil society leaders have…
2 May 2017 · 09:33DAKAR - A special tribunal upheld the life sentence for Chad's former President Hissene Habre for war crimes and crimes against humanity in the final decision of a…
28 Apr 2017 · 07:02
WESTONARIA, - Illegal gold mining has plagued South Africa's mining companies for decades, robbing the industry and state coffers of billions of rand through smalltime pilfering as well…
22 Apr 2017 · 16:29
DAKAR - U.N. investigators have discovered 17 mass grave sites in central Democratic Republic of Congo, bringing the total to 40 documented in an area where the army…
20 Apr 2017 · 08:41
LUXOR, Egypt - Egypt has unveiled a massive granite statue of Ramses II, the most powerful and celebrated of the ancient Pharaohs, after completing its restoration.
20 Apr 2017 · 07:03
TARKA FOREST, Zimbabwe - Thousands of unemployed Zimbabweans have turned to illegal gold panning in a bid to survive the country's deteriorating economy, leaving a trail of destruction…
18 Apr 2017 · 17:05
CAIRO - Sudan's annual rate of inflation rose to 34.68 percent in March from 33.53 percent the previous month, as food and energy prices kept rising after subsidies…
16 Apr 2017 · 22:41
CAIRO - A Cairo court acquitted on Sunday an Egyptian-American woman and seven others who worked with street children and had been detained for nearly three years on…
16 Apr 2017 · 22:31
JOHANNESBURG - Zambian President Edgar Lungu will not intervene in the treason case against opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema, he told a public rally late on Friday.
16 Apr 2017 · 22:27

