In the early hours of Monday, a dam burst near Mai Mahiu, a town situated in Kenya’s Great Rift Valley, exacerbating the region’s flood problem and resulting in the confirmed

Burkina Faso’s government has denied a Human Rights Watch report that alleged its soldiers massacred 223 villagers, including 56 children, in February. Speaking on Saturday, the West African country’s Communications

Burkina Faso has banned more foreign media that broadcasted a Human Rights Watch report accusing its military of massacring civilians. The report alleged that the country’s military killed 223 civilians

US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo has said that the USA is the better partner for African nations over China and Russia. According to her, the USA’s partnership comes with no

The US has appealed to the UAE and other countries to halt support for Sudan’s warring parties. The call came on Monday when the US envoy to the United Nations

Togolese voters headed to the polls on Monday to cast their votes for a new parliament following the enactment of a new law that will see the assembly elect the

Congo’s President Felix Tshisekedi has revealed he wants to give peace with Rwanda a chance. He made this revelation during an interview with DW, while on a visit to Germany

The Republic of Ireland is considering putting a halt to its travel policy on South Africa that enables the country’s citizens to visit without a visa. The Western European country

British consumer goods giant, PZ Cussons, is considering selling its Africa operations following the recent economic downturn across the continent, especially in Nigeria, its largest market. According to the company’s

Beverages giant Coca-Cola is gearing up for the initial public offering of its African bottling arm, Coca-Cola Beverages Africa, next year. The company could seek an $8 billion valuation although