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South Korea proposes rare military talks with North Korea
South Korea has proposed holding military talks with the North, after weeks of heightened tension following Pyongyang’s long-range missile test. If they were to go
More than 30 missing after Cameroon military boat sinks
More than 30 people are missing after a boat belonging to an elite Cameroonian military unit sank off the coast on Sunday, the president’s office
Senegal Demba Diop: Football stadium collapse kills eight
A wall collapsed at a football stadium in Senegal on Saturday, killing eight people and injuring almost 90. It fell in after fighting began between
Museveni grants official burial for Rotarian Owori
The government last evening said it will accord Samuel Frobisher Owori, the fallen president-elect of Rotary International, an official burial. Owori died last Thursday due
Zimbabwe’s first lady injures ankle in “freak” car accident
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s wife Grace was injured in what officials called a freak accident as she left the airport with her husband on Saturday
Eritrea capital Asmara chosen as Unesco World Heritage site
Asmara, the capital of Eritrea — a country often associated with repression and the exodus of refugees to Europe — has acquired a more positive
Rwanda refused entry to French diplomats due to visas sealed with outdated national flag
The Rwandan government refused visas to French diplomats who wanted to come to Rwanda on 09th and 10th July due to the fact that their
Ordered to catch a warlord, Ugandan troops are accused of hunting girls
“Joseph Kony is dead,” announced American-made leaflets dropped from a helicopter in the Central African Republic in recent weeks. “The war is finished.” The claims
Bobi Wine to swear in today
Kyadondo East newly-elected Member of Parliament and popular musician Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu a.k.a Bobi Wine will Tuesday be sworn in at Parliament. Mr Kyagulanyi is
Colombia: President Santos grants Farc members amnesty
Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos has signed a decree granting amnesty to another 3,600 members of the Farc rebel group, which last year reached a
