Zimbabwe MPs Call for State of Emergency Amid Worsening Sewage Crisis
Zimbabwe’s wastewater crisis has deepened, with only 20 of the country’s 63 sewage treatment plants still operating, according to a report by…
Zimbabwe’s wastewater crisis has deepened, with only 20 of the country’s 63 sewage treatment plants still operating, according to a report by…
A major cocaine seizure in France has prompted a sharp warning from the Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference (GCBC), which says Ghana is…
More than 80 years after the Second World War reshaped the global order, Africa remains the only continent without a permanent seat…
A former Seleka rebel commander has been convicted by the International Criminal Court of four charges, including torture and persecution, for crimes…
As world leaders convene in New York for the 81st session of the UN General Assembly, a surge of diplomatic activity has…
More than 15 million registered voters head to the polls Wednesday to choose representatives to the country’s lower house of parliament—the first…
The development comes after Zimbabwe’s government rejected a new U.S. funding arrangement over concerns about data privacy. For the past two decades,…
Mali has mastered cotton production, ginning and export—but it has yet to capture much of the value created by the crop. Nearly…
The discovery of several women’s bodies on the outskirts of Johannesburg has sparked fear, anger and outrage across South Africa. Police said…
A cross-border police operation has led to the pursuit of a gang accused of stealing 20 cattle from a kraal in Zambia’s…
One of Mozambique’s most closely watched political trials will begin on November 17, with the Supreme Court barring audio and video recordings…