African giants seal qualification for CAF Champions League group stage
The qualification round for this season’s CAF Champions League neared its conclusion with few surprises as most of the continent’s
Namibia to increase fuel prices in October
Namibia will increase the price of petrol by 1.90 Namibian dollars (about 0.13 U.S. dollar) per liter, while diesel will
Kenyan students marks Mid-Autumn Festival with song, dance
Chinese culture manifested itself in Nairobi on Thursday at the University of Nairobi Confucius institute when Kenyan students staged various
Kenya to deploy military to aid in preparations for El Nino rains
The Kenyan government will deploy its military and the National Youth Service to counties to assist in regional preparation efforts
South Africa, Lesotho formalise elevation of bilateral relations during PM’s visit
South Africa and Lesotho have further strengthened their bilateral relationship by elevating the Joint Bilateral Commission of Cooperation between the
Court sentences Mozambican police officer to 13 years in prison for allegedly inciting a coup d’état
A Mozambican court sentenced a police officer to 13 years in prison for inciting a coup d’état and disobedience against
South Sudan’s Kiir to hold talks with Putin in Moscow
South Sudanese president Salva Kiir is scheduled to hold talks with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Thursday.
Burkina Faso military leadership says thwarted attempted coup
Burkina Faso’s ruling military leadership said the country’s security and intelligence services thwarted a coup attempt on Tuesday. Without providing
CAF announces hosts of 2025 and 2027 Africa Cup of Nations
Morocco will host the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations and the trio of East African nations – Kenya, Uganda and
8,540 people still missing after Libya floods, death toll stands at 4,255
Two weeks since devastating floods struck eastern Libya, some 8,540 people are still missing even as search operations continue in