Bikila, Debele triumph as Ethiopians dominate Dubai Marathon
Olika Adugna Bikila won the men’s Dubai Marathon on Friday ahead of Kenyan Eric Kiprono Kiptanui and Ethiopian compatriot
Rare bird flies from Finland to Kenya
Kenya Wildlife Service has in its possession a rare bird believed to have flown from Finland to Kenya covering a
Nigeria to consider overhaul of private power sector
The Nigerian government is considering an overhaul of the private power sector, following the National Economic Council meeting on Thursday.
Spread of locusts likely to persist in Kenya and Horn of Africa until June
The current Desert Locust situation poses a serious threat to food security and livelihoods. Large and numerous swarms continue to
Nigerian state closes 119 illegal gas outlets after explosion
At least 119 illegal gas outlets have been shut down in Kaduna, northern Nigeria following a gas explosion early this
More than 200 migrants voluntarily deported from Libya in January: IOM
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) on Thursday said it voluntarily deported more than 200 migrants from Libya to their
Athletics body to tighten rules after Nike’s Vaporfly helps records tumble
Athletics’ ruling body will tighten regulations governing shoe technology, two sources familiar with the matter said, after Nike’s popular Vaporfly
Pieter-Steph du Toit named SA Rugby Player of the Year
Springbok loose-forward and Rugby World Cup winner Pieter-Steph du Toit was named South Africa Rugby Player of the Year for
Africa’s richest woman to sue Angola over fraud accusations
Africa’s richest woman and Angola’s ex-first daughter Isabel dos Santos plans to sue the Angolan government following accusations against her
Human Rights Watch: Urgent action needed to reach UN education targets
The right to education is one of the most fundamental rights of any human being. It is enshrined in article