US Diplomat Wants ‘Credible’ Probe Into Sudan Crackdown
The top U.S. diplomat to Africa said there must be an independent and credible investigation into the Sudanese military's violent dispersal of a protest camp in the capital earlier this month, and the ruling military council said it would announce
Ousted Sudan President to be Sent for Trial Soon, Prosecutor Says
Ousted Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir will stand trial soon on corruption charges and 41 former officials from his government are being investigated for suspected graft, the chief prosecutor said Saturday.Putting Bashir on trial will test how seriou...
Cameroon Military Delivering Aid to English-Speaking Regions
YAOUNDE, CAMEROON - Cameroon's military is taking 55 truckloads of humanitarian aid to its English-speaking regions, amid heavy clashes with separatist forces that have killed at least 25 people in the past two weeks.A crowd of about 200 is gathered
Nine South African MPs Resign from National Parliament
PRETORIA, The announced resignation on Thursday of the South African Labor Minister, Mildred Oliphant, has raised to nine the list of former high-ranking government officials who has made up their mind to resign their parliamentary seat after being fro...
Nine South African MPs Resign from National Parliament
PRETORIA, The announced resignation on Thursday of the South African Labor Minister, Mildred Oliphant, has raised to nine the list of former high-ranking government officials who has made up their mind to resign their parliamentary seat after being fro...
Africa 13% boost in FDI flow: South Africa, Ghana, Ethiopia big winners
JOHANNESBURG, Foreign investment in sub-Saharan Africa rose 13% last year to $32 billion, bucking a global downward trend and reversing two years of decline, according to a United Nations report.Development of new mining and oil projects, a new U.S. de...
Africa 13% boost in FDI flow: South Africa, Ghana, Ethiopia big winners
JOHANNESBURG, Foreign investment in sub-Saharan Africa rose 13% last year to $32 billion, bucking a global downward trend and reversing two years of decline, according to a United Nations report.Development of new mining and oil projects, a new U.S. de...
WHO Says Ebola Outbreak Not Yet Global Emergency
The World Health Organization decided on Friday not to declare an international public health emergency over the Ebola outbreak, despite its recent spread from the Democratic Republic of Congo to Uganda.The WHO's emergency committee described the outbr...
