The country’s staple maize harvest is expected to halve to 1.1-million tonnes this year
Ishmael Chokurongerwa charged with child abuse
Nigeria's president orders rescue as families face 20-day deadline
South Korean firm prints cards that became illegible by the time of the vote
Parliament passed an amnesty bill on March 6
Community leader says gunmen threaten to kill all captives if ransom is not paid by March 27 deadline
Business Day TV speaks to Titus Ndove, executive director of the ministry of finance & public enterprises
Vessel was taken control of by 20 armed people when heading to UAE from Mozambique
Ariel Henry to step down as regional leaders discuss framework for a political transition
Proposed move would pose a threat to the West African CFA franc
Washington slaps sanctions on 14 Zimbabwean individuals and entities this week
Lifting of curbs on country could pave way for more trade and investment opportunities
About 15,000 refugees are destitute after fleeing civil wars in Liberia between 1989 and 2003
The legislation, if signed by the president, will intensify a crackdown on the rights of LGBTQ people
Three villages in West African Sahel nation targeted by gunmen
Junta leader announces plan to run in long-delayed election days after his main opponent killed in murky circumstances
Head of Socialist Party Without Borders, Yaya Dillo, killed by security forces
Judges hand record compensation to nearly 50,000 victims of Ugandan militia commander Dominic Ongwen — a former child soldier
Eight countries in debt distress and 13 may be at risk of debt distress
Risk management group attacks have risen sharply since January, including in gas hub Cabo Delgado