Mugabe’s 93; isn’t that a source of inspiration? Most self-respecting men his age, would be long retired, watching the birds from their porch.
States campaign for protection of civilians in war Contributing countries to peacekeeping missions urged to adopt Kigali Principles.
African credit agency pushing for political risk cover Capital inflows have stagnated due to political unrest and extremist activities.
Zambia to inaugurate president after court rejects petition Edgar Lungu is set to be inaugurated as president of Zambia on Tuesday, after a last-minute court bid by a defeated opposition candidate failed.
South Sudan spells out unresolved UN protection force issues South Sudan still needs to agree the number and nationality of United Nations peacekeepers for a protection force.
Voting begins as Zambians grapple with sluggish economy Zambians are voting for new leaders in an election in which stakes are high with the state of the economy taking the centre stage.
Review of policies needed to reverse slowdown in African economies The director of the African Department at IMF, Antoinette Monsio Sayeh spoke to The EastAfrican about the outlook for the region.
Museveni draws dozen African leaders for inauguration President Yoweri Museveni took the oath of office to lead Uganda until 2021 amidst strong show of support by his peers.
African drought tames Victoria Falls' thunderous roar 'The Smoke That Thunders' risks losing some of its marvel as region suffers one of its worst ever droughts.
Egypt pulls out of regional power pool as it protests use of Nile waters However, the master plan, which has already been adopted by the member states, will be implemented.
