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Several nations, including Nigeria, Tunisia, South Africa, Uganda, and Equatorial Guinea, have secured their spots for the 35th edition of the prestigious African Cup of Nati Read more »
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The international medical charity Doctors Without Borders has called on leading pharmaceutical corporations and "all insulin manufacturers" to urgently increase access to diabetes ... Read more »
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The consortium of companies constructing the Lobito Corridor, a railway project that stretches from the port of Lobito in Angola to the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Zambia, ... Read more »
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Mozambique police have reportedly shot dead seven demonstrators and wounded a dozen others in Namicopo, the most densely populated in Nampula. With these victi Read more »
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The counting of ballots has started after what's been described as a "peaceful" presidential election in the breakaway Republic of Somaliland. More than one million people we Read more »
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Rwanda has begun the process to officially declare its Marburg outbreak over after it discharged the last remaining recovered patient. The country has recorded more than 60 cases, ... Read more »
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Medecins Sans Frontières has called on aid organizations to help curb the "growing" cholera outbreak declared in October. The group said an MSF-supported treatment center ... Read more »
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Pneumonia is the leading infectious cause of death for children worldwide, killing more children than any other infectious disease. In Africa, Unicef reports, it claims the ... Read more »
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Women leaders and activists have said women candidates are underrepresented in Chad's legislative, local, and district elections on December 29. The legislative elections in Read more »
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The European Commission has decided not to renew the fishing agreement between Brussels and Dakar due to "shortcomings" in illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing. Read more »
