A Rwandan’s long journey to Uganda through Tanzania
Rwandans travelling to Uganda have resorted to going through Tanzania as uncertainty shrouds the opening of the common border at Gatuna, six months after Kigali
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Sudanese celebrate deal on transition to civilian rule
Khartoum, Rapturous crowds filled the streets of Khartoum Saturday as Sudan’s generals and protest leaders signed a historic deal paving the way to civilian rule.
Burundi welcomes opposition exiles for next year’s election
The Burundian government is now calling on opposition members in exile to return home and take part in the 2020 general elections. This offer is
Sudan protest group nominates ex-UN economist for PM: officials
Sudan’s protest leaders agreed Thursday to nominate former senior UN official Abdalla Hamdok as the first prime minister of the country’s three-year transition government, two
Ethiopian capital eyes ban on sex work, street begging
Officials in Ethiopia’s capital are weighing bans on sex work and street begging, the latest in a series of measures intended to clean up the
Igad sets date for Kiir, Machar meeting
Regional block Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (Igad) has set a date for a face-to face meeting between South Sudan rival leaders, President Salva Kiir and
US slaps sanctions on Sudan’s former spymaster Salah Gosh
The United States has designated former Sudan’s spy chief Salah Abdallah Mohamed Saleh, also known as Gosh, for his involvement in “gross violations of human
Uganda: Winnie Byanyima appointed UNAids executive director
United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has appointed Oxfam International executive director Winnie Byanyima as the new UNAids executive director, a spokesperson for Guterres said
Leave our graffiti on the walls, say Sudan protesters
Khartoum, The graffiti that symbolised Sudan’s uprising are being painted over across the capital Khartoum, protest leaders complained Wednesday, urging the military authorities to stop their
Kenya Wildlife Service seeks eviction order over Tsavo East encroachment
Kenya Wildlife Services (KWS) has filed a class action suit against more than 230 individuals who it says have encroached on its park in Voi,