Cyril Ramaphosa says privatization is part of his plan to address energy shortages
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced changes to the country’s electricity industry to address energy shortages and reduce reliance
Tanzania signs $1.46 billion loan for standard gauge railway construction
Tanzania has signed a $1.46 billion loan agreement with Standard Chartered Bank Tanzania to fund the construction of 550 km
UN health expert: Coronavirus threat outside of China might not be as big as first feared
A senior UN health expert on Thursday said that there were some indications that coronavirus transmission outside China might not
Economist weigh in on impact of epidemic
The COVID-19 epidemic has attracted the attention of South African economists. Anthony Black, a professor of economics at the University
Rwandan businessman hopes China will overcome COVID-19
Florent, a Rwandan businessman, has many business dealings with China. His son is a sophomore studying in Changsha. They are
Greece, Algeria call for no foreign interference in Libya: minister
Visiting Greek Foreign Minister Nikolaos Dendias said on Thursday that Greece and Algeria agree on a political solution without foreign
China takes precautions to prevent virus spread in Kenya
China has been taking precautionary measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus in Kenya. There are no confirmed case
Al-Shabaab militants torch shops, homes in Kenyan border region
Somali Al-Shabaab militants on Wednesday night burnt eight homes and some shops belonging to National Police Reservists (NPR) in Garissa
75-year-old on a mission to be the world’s oldest soccer pro
75-year-old Ezzeldin Bahader’s lifelong dream of being a professional football player is a step closer to reality now that he’s
Tanzania’s weather agency issues fresh alert over heavy rains in 12 regions
Tanzania’s weather agency on Thursday issued its latest alert warning of five consecutive heavy rains in 12 regions, including Dar