Africa

Togo confirms nationals captured fighting for Russia in Ukraine

The foreign ministry says the young students had left Togo under alleged scholarships and urges citi

Ugandan UN judge jailed for forcing woman to work as slave

Lydia Mugambe, 50, was sentenced to six years for charges under Britain's Modern Slavery Act after

How traditional healers became Tanzania’s first line of Marburg defence

Tanzania’s fight against Marburg Virus Disease underscores the need to integrate traditional heale

AFRICOM’s attacks on Traoré backfire as Africans rally in his support

As a revolutionary Pan-Africanist, President Ibrahim Traoré of Burkina Faso has grown popular among

Uganda military chief claims to hold opposition aide in 'basement'

The head of Uganda's military General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, who is also son of President Yoweri Musev

US pushes DRC, Rwanda for peace accord, sets mineral deals with Washington as key condition

A US-backed peace accord is expected to be signed amid an unprecedented advance by M23 rebels in DRC