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South Africa lifts 'state of disaster' over power crisis In tonight's edition: South Afrcia rolls back a state of disaster over a national power crisis even though rolling blackouts are still crippling the coutnry's economy. The World Trade outlook says goods exports decline in Africa although...

Tweets by Uganda president’s son spark ‘concern’ over succession question Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the son of Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, has attracted international attention with a range of striking tweets in recent months – starting with a veiled threat to invade Kenya in October and most...

Return of the pharaoh: Ramses II's coffin goes on display in Paris In tonight's edition: Kenya's opposition leader Raila Odinga suspends demonstrations against the ruling administration, saying he's ready for talks with President William Ruto. Also, in a country where stigmas run high, one group...

Tunisian President Kais Saied reappears in public dismissind 'mad' speculations over his health Tunisia's president Kais Saied has reappeared in public after almost two weeks with no public engagements. The Tunisian leader dismissing the reports that he was suffering from health problems. Liza...

Paul Kagame re-elected as head of RPF Paul Kagame was re-elected as head of the RPF, which met in congress this weekend. An overwhelming majority: 99.8% of the 2,000 delegates present. Five more years in the party he has led since 1990. A message sent before the presidential election scheduled...

Press freedom in the Sahel: RSF denounces immense dangers for journalists Will reporting in the Sahel soon be mission impossible? Reporters Without Borders fears so. In its report published this Monday, the NGO describes a deterioration in the working conditions of journalists. Local and...

Autism awareness in Ivory Coast: Little help and funding to help with care and diagnosis Between taboo, stigmatisation and the cost of treatment, the management of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) remains difficult in Ivory Coast. The WHO estimates that 1% of the population is affected, but no...

Schoolchildren kidnapped in Nigeria's Kaduna state In tonight's edition: In Nigeria, gunmen kidnap at least eight secondary school students. The pupils were from Awon Government Secondary School in Kaduna state. Over in DR Congo, Doctors Without Borders warn that many of the million people...

Oscar Pistorius denied parole in South Africa In tonight's edition: South African Paralympic champion Oscar Pistorius has been denied parole after seeking early release from prison, a decade after he shot and killed his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp. Also, a policeman has died in Kenya, becoming...

S.Africa's Pistorius denied parole decade after killing girlfriend South African Paralympic champion Oscar Pistorius was refused parole on Friday after seeking early release from prison, a decade after he shot and killed his girlfriend, lawyers and authorities said. The Department of...

S. Africans march against Ugandan anti-lgbt bill From Cape Town to Pretoria... Hundreds of South Africans demonstrated this Friday against the controversial "anti-homosexuality law" in Uganda. Approved by the parliament last week, it must now be validated by the Ugandan president but he is...

Niger: Certified invoice system frustrates sellers In Niger, the certified invoice system continues to frustrate sellers. Put into place by the government, it aims to promote greater transparency in commercial transactions and tax declarations nationwide. The certified invoice became mandatory...

Armed groups, juntas create dangers for journalists in Sahel Reporters Without Borders published on Monday an investigation into the colossal dangers journalists face while working in the Sahel, the vast, semi-arid region beset by jihadism, armed groups and instability. The NGO fears this part...

Burkina Faso expels reporters from French newspapers 'Le Monde', 'Libération' Burkina Faso has expelled correspondents from France's 'Le Monde' and 'Libération' dailies, the newspapers said on Sunday, the latest move the junta running the west African country has taken against French media.

Ugandan troops join regional force in DR Congo as rebel fighters ignore retreat deadline Ugandan troops operating as part of an East African regional military force entered the east DR Congo border town of Bunagana on Friday, an army officer and witnesses said.

South Africa’s Oscar Pistorius denied parole a decade after killing girlfriend South African Paralympic champion Oscar Pistorius was refused parole on Friday after seeking early release from prison, a decade after he shot and killed his girlfriend, lawyers and authorities said.

Seven years on, Ivorian beach resort of Grand-Bassam still scarred by deadly attack Located around 40 kilometres from Abidjan, the Ivorian beach resort of Grand-Bassam has become the symbol a tragedy – that of the first major terrorist attack in Ivory Coast. On March 13, 2016, 19 people were...

Senegal court hands opposition leader suspended prison sentence A leading opposition politician in Senegal, Ousmane Sonko, on Thursday received a two-month suspended prison sentence for libel in a case involving the tourism minister, the minister's lawyer El Hadji Diouf said.

Senegal opposition leader Ousmane Sonko convicted to two-month suspended prison A short while ago, acourt in Dakar, Senegal has sentenced opposition leader Ousman Sonko to a 2-month suspended sentence on charges of defamation. Yesterday, tensions were running high in the Senegalese capital when...

Nigeria's 'coconut head generation': Documentary debunks clichés surrounding youth In Nigeria, a phrase is said to be used by some older people to describe the younger cohort. They call them the "coconut head generation": an insult meaning lazy and apathetic. Our guest, filmmaker Alain Kassanda...