Minister Zweli Mkhize believes it is a “matter of time” before coronavirus hits SA – but six other countries in Africa have already got the disease.

The Africa Energy Indaba Conference will discuss, debate and seek solutions to enable adequate energy generation across the continent.

As African countries rapidly begin announcing cases of the virus, the Ugandan president has said that it has not hit his country.

Despite growing global campaigns against trophy hunting, Namibia’s cabinet believes the practice is critical to the economy.

Prime Minister Tomas Thabane is accused of ordering a hit on his estranged wife in 2017, and made a brief court appearance on Monday

South Africa ranks highly when it comes to assessing the threat of coronavirus reaching our shores. Here’s who else is facing trouble.

2000 soldiers will be deployed to combat the plague

Maesiah Thabane appeared in a Lesotho court on Wednesday, to enter her plea and apply for bail.

The Tembisa Hospital has been identified as a main treatment facility for coronavirus patients. But the DA aren’t happy. Namibia is also affected.

Hundreds of millions of people in Africa depend on rainfall to grow their food.

Police would like to question Lesotho’s first lady Maesiah Thabane in connection with the murder of her husband’s former wife.

In Ramaphosa’s view, the visa deal is expected to ease the travel of officials.

A United Nations special panel of experts is blaming Uganda and Kenya for playing a significant role in South Sudan’s political stalemate

Libya says the shooting down of a US drone over the capital Tripoli last week was accidental after it was mistaken for a Turkish unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) deployed by the UN-recognised Government of National Accord (GNA), Al Jazeera reported.

Burundi’s Thierry Ndikumwenayo and Kenya’s Eva Cherono were convincing winners at the 38th Cross Internacional de la Constitución in Alcobendas, Spain, on Sunday

Following a decision by Libya’s renegade general Khalifa Hafter to declare a no-fly zone over the capital Tripoli the Libyan interior ministry has warned that threats to civilian aircraft constitute a war crime and are punishable by national and international law.

Egypt’s ongoing and draconian crackdown on free speech, individual liberties and press freedom has targeted another media outlet after the office of Mada Masr in Cairo was raided and four of its journalists detained.

Companies in the German state of Baden-Wuerttemberg are not doing enough to seize the enormous investment potential that Africa officers, its economic affairs mininster has said.

The US Africa Command has (AFRICOM) sayd that close cooperation with key bilateral partners in Africa is essential in dealing with the security issues that continue to plague the continent.