Mauritius hails UN ban on British stamps in disputed islands
Port Louis – Mauritius has welcomed the UN postal agency’s decision to ban British stamps from being used on... Read more
26 Aug, 2021
Zambian opposition leader takes oath of office for presidency
Lusaka – Zambia’s newly-elected leader Hakainde Hichilema was sworn in on Tuesday after a comprehensive election victory hailed as... Read more
24 Aug, 2021
Nigeria kidnappings: Gunmen free 15 more abducted Baptist students
Kano – Gunmen who kidnapped more than 100 students from a high school in northwestern Nigeria have released 15... Read more
22 Aug, 2021
Sufis strive to protect their heritage in war-torn Libya
Zliten – Bullet holes scar the minaret of the Sufi mosque in Libya’s Zliten, but followers of the Muslim... Read more
22 Aug, 2021
Megaship that blocked Suez heads back to Asia
Cairo – A super tanker that blocked the Suez Canal is heading back to Asia, authorities said, five months... Read more
21 Aug, 2021
Verdict in trial of ‘Hotel Rwanda’ hero set for September 20
Kigali – A Rwandan court will deliver next month its delayed verdict in the terrorism trial of Paul Rusesabagina,... Read more
20 Aug, 2021
US ships 1.2m Covid vaccine doses to Ivory Coast
Washington – The United States is sending 1.2 million doses of the Pfizer vaccine to Ivory Coast, which is... Read more
20 Aug, 2021
Bordeaux’s Samuel Kalu to resume training after mid-match collapse
Bordeaux – Bordeaux forward Samuel Kalu is fit to resume training on Wednesday after collapsing during his side’s game... Read more
18 Aug, 2021
Paul Rusesabagina: ‘Hotel Rwanda’ hero and accused terrorist
Nairobi – The mild-mannered hero of “Hotel Rwanda” credited with saving hundreds of lives during the 1994 genocide, Paul... Read more
17 Aug, 2021
Ghana welcomes survivors of 1921 Tulsa massacre
Accra – Two African American survivors of a century-old massacre in the United States were in Ghana on Sunday... Read more
17 Aug, 2021
