More than 20% of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s mining revenue is being lost due to corruption and mismanagement, a campaign group says.
Kenyan Court Gives Nod For Printing of Ballot Papers In Dubai
Kenya’s Court of Appeal on Thursday dismissed a ruling made by the High Court that stopped the printing of presidential ballot papers to be used in the forth coming elections.
34 Missing After Cameroon Military Boat Sinks
More than 30 people are missing after a boat belonging to an elite Cameroonian military unit sank off the coast on Sunday, the presidency said in a statement.
UN Envoy Calls For More Support For Fight Against Boko Haram, Others
The Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General to West Africa and the Sahel, Mohammed Chambers, has called on the Security Council to strengthen support for the fight against Boko Haram and other groups posing security threat in the sub-region.
Zimbabwe In Search Of $274m For 2018 General Elections
The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC), says it needs US$274 million in order to fully run next year’s anticipated presidential, parliamentary and local council elections.
Lindiwe Sisulu Accepts Bid To Run For SA's ANC President
South Africa's human settlements minister, Lindiwe Sisulu accepted the nomination to run for president of the South African ruling party, ANC, according to South Africa's media. At least six branches of the ANC have nominated Sisulu as leader and she has publicly accepted the state broadcaster SABC reported.
Zimbabwe Cop Stoned To Death After Clashes
Zimbabwe police have arrested an opposition supporter for allegedly killing an officer during recent skirmishes between law enforcers and vendors in the capital Harare.