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US‑based think tank says there is a 60 percent probability that Zambia’s ruling UPND will win the country’s 13 August general elections.

New UN University-linked report says the world has moved beyond periodic water shortages into a deeper and more persistent state of “water bankruptcy”.

Ndjamena criticised the Hague-based tribunal for operating what it called a multi-tiered international justice system that disproportionately targets African nations.

Ramaphosa sends special envoy to Ghana to address xenophobia concerns after violence linked to irregular migration and attacks on foreign nationals.

As neighbouring Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo battle ebola outbreaks, Tanzania has strengthened health surveillance at its borders to prevent its spread.

At the time of the bombardment, residents were actively engaged in grain preparations ahead of the upcoming rainy season.

Two Ghanaians have petitioned the ICC to investigate alleged attacks on foreign nationals in South Africa, labelling the violence “crimes against humanity”.

Egypt leads the continent with $6.86 billion in outstanding IMF credit under an Extended Fund Facility program.

Angolan court hands down lengthy prison terms to Russian nationals accused of terrorism and espionage linked to a covert operation ahead of next year’s poll.

Police on Tuesday raided a facility in the town of Duazon, 12 miles east of the capital and uncovered high-quality cocaine valued at $370 million.