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Sudan Islamists protest UN post-coup mediation
Some 3,000 protesters in Khartoum on Saturday rejected UN mediation efforts between civilian and military leaders as "foreign interference" and called for Islamist rule in Sudan, an AFP correspondent said. With police standing nearby, some demonstrators waved banners reading "No to foreign interference" and "No to the UN", an AFP correspondent said.
Somalia car bombs kill at least nine
At least nine people, including children, died on Saturday in twin car bomb attacks targeting Somalia's education ministry in the capital Mogadishu, security officers and witnesses said.
UN steps up troop alert as DR Congo rebels take more territory
Rebels seized more territory in the Democratic Republic of Congo on Saturday, prompting the UN peacekeeping mission to increase its "troop alert level" and boost support for the army. The MONUSCO said it had set up an "operations coordination centre" with the army and was carrying out reconnaissance and surveillance flights, but did not provide further details about the alert level.
S.Africa crowns new Zulu king at mega party
A new Zulu King was formally enthroned as the head of South Africa's most influential traditional monarchy at a colourful ceremony on Saturday attended by tens of thousands. Among the delegates were King Mswati III of Africa's last absolute monarchy, Eswatini, who is also an uncle to the new Zulu king.
Young man gets extremely embarrassed as girlfriend walks away after proposing to her in public, video surfaces
A young man has sadly experienced one of the most embarrassing moments in his life after a video captured him getting ditched by girlfriend he proposed to.
How the Government of Ghana can cushion the real estate sector from the economic hardship in Ghana
The Government of Ghana must take steps to save its real estate sector from the economic crisis being experienced in the country. There are 4 ways to do so.
Hackers, abusers and regulators may vex Musk at Twitter
Elon Musk's talk of slimming Twitter's staff and letting people post anything allowed by law is expected to clash with the reality of fending off hackers, trolls, police and regulators, experts say. US law is permissive in terms of letting social media platforms decide content policies and not holding them accountable for what users post, but that could soon change, Llano said.
GH single mom with first-class from UEW back to hawking 'bofrot' after national service; photos spark reactions
Priscilla Akwagu, a resilient single mother who graduated from the university with a first-class degree, has returned to her daily hustle of hawking buffloaf.
Niger lists 15 anti-rebel operations with French forces
Nigerien and French forces staged 15 "joint operations" seizing arms and ammunition from jihadist insurgents along the African country's volatile border with Mali from July to October, Niger's army said Saturday.
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