MALAWI: CHURCH-STATE TENSION INCREASES
A catholic priest has said that the president of Malawi and his allies have begun political attacks on perceived enemies...
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UGANDA: PRESIDENT MUSEVEVENI SAYS HE WILL NOT GO IN GADHAFI’S STYLE
President Museveni has told a private meeting attended by 20 MPs from the ruling NRM party that it is not...
ZAMBIA: OPPOSITION WINS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Michael Sata, the populist leader of Zambia’s opposition, was declared the country’s next president early Friday, after a tense election...
SUDAN: COUNTRIES SIGN BORDER PACT TO ENHANCE SECURITY
Sudan and South Sudan have signed an agreement to monitor their shared borders and open crossing points a few days...
ETHIOPIA CHARGES TWO SWEDISH JOURNALISTS WITH TERRORISM
Ethiopia charged two Swedish journalists with terrorism on Wednesday, the first formal charges levelled against them since their July 1...
UGANDA CONVICTS TWO MEN FOR 2010 BOMBINGS
Uganda on Wednesday convicted two men who pleaded guilty for their role in July 2010 bomb attacks that killed at...
BLANTYRE: CIVIL SOCIETY GROUPS DEMAND REFORMS
Malawi’s civil society groups on Thursday announced nationwide vigils for next week to press the government to make greater reforms...
ZAMBIA: EVENTS ON ELECTION DAY
Rioting erupted on Tuesday during voting in the Zambian capital, after opposition candidate Michael Sata accused his rivals of attempting...
KENYA: HUNGER PROBLEM;- BISHOPS APPEAL FOR HELP
Kenya Episcopal Conference is appealing to all Faithful and People of Good will to join hands in solidarity with the...
MALAWI: 52 people convicted for July 20 demonstrations
Police on Tuesday said 52 people were convicted for acts of violence and looting that occurred on July 20 and...