Islamist militants in northern Mozambique have overrun another town in Cabo Delgado province. About 90 jihadists started filling the streets of Macomia before dawn on
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Malawi VP’s campaign convoy stoned
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The Mbale High Court judge accused of knocking Seeta traffic police officer has denied the accusations saying facts have been twisted.Police Constable Innocent Ayesigye attached
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Doctors have accused Egypt’s health ministry of negligence in its handling of Covid-19 and said it bears “full responsibility” for medics’ deaths. A union said
Why the US is targeting a flamboyant Nigerian banker
The US and the African Development Bank have fallen out over allegations of corruption against the bank’s Nigerian head, writes former BBC Africa Business editor