Eswatini tourism authority to partner with regional, international tourism bodies to make kingdom destination of choice post-pandemic
Governments should put aside political differences, make travel within region easier, say experts
No group has yet claimed responsibility for attack
Hulusi Akar, Alkassoum Indattou discuss defense, security, cooperation in defense industry, says Turkish Defense Ministry
Health experts warn local pharmacists over dispensing prescription-only antibiotics without doctor’s advice
Cyril Ramaphosa urges world leaders to find just and lasting solution to Palestinian issue
Zwelivelile Mandela urges Africans to protest against decision, calls on South African government to expel Israeli envoy
People have learned to live with rot as complaints about growing urban pollution fall on deaf ears
Rwandan court convicts Paul Rusesabagina on 8 of 9 counts
Rhinos declared extinct after last southern white rhino in Uganda killed in Murchison Falls National Park by poachers in 1983
Jacob Zuma was sentenced to prison for contempt in June, sparking violent riots that claimed more than 300 lives
President Emmanuel Macron labels event 'major success' against terrorist groups in Sahel
Mohamed Hussein Roble briefs UN on political developments and way forward in conducting credible elections after delays
Order comes amid escalating rift between country’s president and prime minister
Country mulls approach to vaccine passports to allow access to public spaces
Officials tout ancient slave trade ruins to rekindle history, promote tourism
Officials, experts seek reopening of schools as teenage pregnancies pose health, economic risks across Uganda
Alternative incomes help residents reduce their carbon footprint
Muslims in Africa have been subjected to Islamophobia seen in Western countries, says academic
Once highly industrialized nation in sub-Saharan Africa, DR Congo witnessed massive deindustrialization due to corruption, instability
Turkey’s great ascension that started in the 21st century will undertake its first vital test in 2023. The big question is, will Turkey’s axis continue this potent rise or will it be stopped? Will Turkey’s axis, which carved a path itself in all glo
Back in the 19th century, the stage had been set in Asia for the “Great Game” between Britain and Russia. The global power struggle between China and the U.S. today has been dubbed as the “New Great Game.” Many analysts, for their part, prefer to des
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