Cameroonian president Paul Biya landed on Monday at the capital Yaounde’s international airport, after several weeks out of the country amid rumours about his health, state broadcaster CRTV showed.
Egypt has become the fourth African country to eradicate malaria, a “disease that plagued pharaohs”, in what the World Health Organisation said was a significant public health milestone that took almost a hundred years to achieve.
The African Union and the European Union have condemned post-election violence in Mozambique that claimed two lives of prominent opposition figure Venâncio Mondlane’s party, Podemos.
Ivory Coast became one of sub-Saharan Africa’s top-rated sovereigns alongside Botswana and Mauritius after S&P Global raised its credit rating, giving its bonds room to narrow their extra spread over South Africa.
A South African investor in a R16 million pipeline deal seeking to connect Mozambique to Zimbabwe from Beira to Harare along the Feruka corridor has been flagged over a 2016 corruption allegation in Ghana.
In Tanzania, restrictions on social and mainstream media, extrajudicial killings of political activists, and arbitrary arrests have become routine ahead of local authority elections on 27 November.
United States President Joe Biden will finally make his long-awaited African trip a month after the presidential elections slated for 5 November, the White House announced on Wednesday.
Batswana living abroad, election officials, the police, and the army will cast their votes this Saturday ahead of general elections in two weeks, when all other voters will keep alive Africa’s longest-running continuous democracy.
An explosion has killed more than 140 people in northern Nigeria as crowds rushed to collect fuel spilling from a crashed tanker, officials told AFP on Wednesday.
Chinese trafficking cartels are allegedly demanding up to R200 000 per head from the Kenyan government to free its citizens after they were lured to Myanmar with the promise of customer care jobs in Thailand, according to Kenya’s ambassador to Bangkok.
Election observer missions deployed in Mozambique say the 10 October polls were generally peaceful, and have urged Mozambicans to remain calm as results trickle in.