She has been locked up at Luzira prison until April 25 when her #PariOfButtocks case will be heard. Civil libertarians and all others – please stay tuned! ...

To say the least, says CADA, this attitude of turning a blind eye is unacceptable and will only serve to dent the image of the Electoral Council in the eyes of the international community and some concerned citizens in the country. ...

The latest war plans were unveiled as Somalia's government declared the current drought a national disaster, with the U.N. saying roughly half of the country's 12 million people are at risk. ...

In a country that suffered 30 years under the boot of a brutal dictator, a last minute power grab by the current President, Joseph Kabila, to stay beyond the two term legal limit, has ignited ...

The program, which aims to restore debt sustainability, foster a return to growth and job creation while protecting social spending, has been heavily criticized by the new government. The deal was not approved by Parliament ...

Also commenting on the withdrawal was Glen Ford, producer of Black Agenda Report. Kony was never a “priority target,” he wrote for a March 28 broadcast. “The real target was the American people, who were subjected to a fake news blitz ...

In Africa, Mr. Dangote made his fortune in the cement, sugar and flour businesses. His cement factory is now the largest cement producer on the continent. ...

Literary icon Wole Soyinka, in an off-the-cuff interview, described himself as “completely revolted” by the anti-immigrant rhetoric being spouted by U.S. President Donald Trump. ...

Wim deVilliers, vice-chancellor of Stellenbosch University, in a recent piece headed “Put Africa back in our universities,” asked: “What does decolonizing entail ...

Separately, AngloGold was rebuked this week by farmers who export organic shea butter. A spraying program by the company has negatively affected livelihoods of over 3,000 women ...