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S Sudan conflict: President Salva Kiir sacks army chief
A decree read out on state television announced that Gen James Hoth Mai would be removed with immediate effect. No reason was given. The country has
Ukraine crisis: US troops land in Poland for exercises
The first contingent of US troops has landed in Poland for military exercises amid tensions with Russia over Ukraine. An initial 150 soldiers are to be
Mother, 42, arrested over deaths of her three disabled children
A mother was arrested on suspicion of murder today after her three disabled children were found dead inside their £1.5million family home. Tania Clarence, 42, was
Goma: Julien Paluku name graved in a Goma street
This street is among the recently innovated streets in Goma city, Northern Province of DRC. Local dwellers shared photos of a street nicknamed Julien Paluku,
S Sudan rebels in ‘multiple attacks’
Rebels in South Sudan are involved in fierce fighting with the army in several areas of the country, the military spokesman has told the BBC.
Burundi: The National Bank did not burn
The Governor of the National Bank of Burundi Jean Ciza affirms that the national bank did not burn but the bank officials were burning old
South Sudan conflict: Bentiu ‘ethnic slaughter’ condemned
Hundreds of people were killed because of their ethnic group after South Sudan rebels seized the oil hub of Bentiu last week, the UN has
Sorry’ South Korea ferry captain details evacuation delay
The captain of a South Korean ferry that sank this week said he delayed giving evacuation orders because he feared passengers would “drift away”. Lee Joon-seok,
M7 Lauds KCCA Opp. Councillors For Throwing Out Lukwago
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has applauded opposition councilors who joined hands with their National Resistance Movement (NRM) counterparts to throw out embattled Kampala city Lord Mayor
Lecturers withhold results over pay
Several lecturers at Makerere University have withheld students’ examination results in protest of non-payment of their wages. Majority of the protesters are part-time lecturers. The
