Lenin Ndebele

Sudan is experiencing the world's worst displacement crisis, with 8.5 million people having fled their homes. Of those, 1.6 million have fled to neighbouring countries.

The United Kingdom's push to send migrants to Rwanda this week again faced resistance from the House of Commons and House of Lords.

Kwekwe is a haven for artisanal gold miners, who even conduct mining activities in the Central Business District, creating tunnels under roads and buildings.

The US and France maintained bases in Niger in order to combat jihadist organisations in the region.

In early April, Arsenal were blowing hot and cold in the English Premier League (EPL). In Beitbridge, Zimbabwe, a club supporter stabbed a colleague who had made fun of Arsenal's run.

Two senior Cabinet ministers and a former colleague have been banned from leaving the Democratic Republic of Congo's capital because of an allegedly inflated tender for streetlights and the drilling of boreholes, even before they appear in court.

Zimbabwe will be backing Nairobi's bid to get veteran opposition leader Raila Odinga elected as African Union Commission chairperson next year.

Zimbabwean father Tendai Sibanda is demanding more than R3 million in damages after Ethiopian Airlines blocked his underage son from boarding a flight from Johannesburg to Egypt, where he was supposed to play in a tennis tournament.

Kenya's President William Ruto will become the first African head of state to address a joint session of the US Congress in 18 years, if powerful American lawmakers have their way.

The United Kingdom started detaining undocumented immigrants who are due to be sent to Rwanda, as it ramps up its ambitious plan to deport at least 5 700 people to east Africa this year.