The Katuna/Gatuna border between Uganda and Rwanda remains closed for the movement of people and cargo, more than two years after Rwandan President Paul Kagame ordered its closure. ... Read more »

The World Food Programme is warning of severe food shortages and rising hunger in Angola as the country is gripped by its worst drought in nearly four decades, writes Lisa Schlein ... Read more »

Angolan opposition parties have expressed their satisfaction with the upcoming revision of the constitution, announced by President João Lourenço at the 2nd ordinary ... Read more »

At least seven people have died and 28 others were injured after a protest by members of the Lunda Tchokwe Protectorate Movement's (LTPM), was stopped by police in  Lunda ... Read more »

Ahead of the resumption of his second four-year term, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has pledged to revitalise the nation's economy against the tide of the Covid-19 ... Read more »

Police have used tear gas to disperse demonstrators in Luanda, accusing them of defying the ban on demonstrations which was ordered by the governor of Luanda partly to slow down ... Read more »

Southern Africa's Cosafa Women's soccer tournament kicked off on November 3. Fired-up performances has seen some teams finding the back of the net multiple times. So far, hosts ... Read more »

Sindika Dokolo, who was married to Angolan businesswoman Isabel dos Santos - the daughter former Angolan president Édouardo dos Santos - has died in Dubai. Dokolo ... Read more »

Angolan police should stop arresting and assaulting journalists and allow them to do their jobs freely, the Committee to Protect Journalists has said. This comes after at least six ... Read more »

Judicial authorities issued a warrant for Guidon Shimiray Mwissa, also known as Guidon, more than a year ago for participating in an insurrection, recruiting child soldiers, and ... Read more »