Africa

Dozens die in Sudan's 'worst' cholera outbreak in years

MSF said mass displacements of civilians sparked by the war in Sudan had aggravated the outbreak by

World Food Programme suspends flights to Burkina Faso town after explosion

The World Food Programme has suspended flights to Burkina Faso's northwestern town of Solle after an

Twelve companies close, 4,000 jobs lost as South Africa's car industry suffers low sales

Low domestic sales of locally made cars, an influx of imports and low levels of local content have l

Ugandan opposition seeks to nullify law on military prosecution of civilians

Uganda's biggest opposition party has filed a case in the constitutional court to nullify a newly en

Pretoria terms US report on South Africa's rights status 'inaccurate and deeply flawed'

Pretoria has denounced a "deeply flawed" US report highlighting South Africa's "deteriorating" human

Kenya's Methodist Church leaders implicated in $4.6m corruption scandal

An internal audit reveals forged receipts, phantom suppliers and theft of food aid for drought-hit c