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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said on Thursday he hoped to see closer ties between Japan and Africa as he seeks to win over ...

Journalist Gregory Gondwe was arrested in Malawi last year Authorities in Malawi and in other countries across East and Southern Africa escalated their

Last year 1.3 million Kenyans faced starvation, according to the World Bank. Kenya produces less than 40 million bags of maize a year, against (...)

Mpho Buntse argues that allowing Uganda to participate in the upcoming Netball World Cup would be an implicit endorsement to its policies.

A passion for photographing lighthouses coupled with a strong desire to interact, engage and inspire younger generations struggling with depression and addiction has led professional photographer Steven Greaves to visualise an adventure of a lifetime

Authorities across East and Southern Africa escalated their attacks against journalists and press freedom across the region to suppress reporting

Vodacom has become the first operator in Mozambique to launch commercial 5G, with its network now available in Maputo City.

East and Southern Africa: Attacks on Journalists on the Rise as Authorities Seek to Suppress Press Freedom

RwandAir has launched a new African cargo hub in partnership with Qatar Airways Cargo, aiming to turn Kigali into a regional cargo powerhouse and strengthen

East and Southern Africa: Attacks on Journalists on the Rise as Authorities Seek to Suppress Press Freedom