Iran admits it ‘unintentionally’ shot down Ukrainian jetliner
Iran announced Saturday that its military “unintentionally” shot down the Ukrainian jetliner that crashed earlier this week, killing all 176
Egypt blames Ethiopia for latest failure of Nile dam talks
Egypt is blaming Ethiopia for the failure of the latest round of talks on the construction of Nile dam,
I’m a scapegoat: Angola’s Isabel dos Santos decries corruption ‘witch hunt’
Angolan billionaire and former first daughter Isabel Dos Santos decried a New Year’s Eve court order to freeze her vast
Puzzlement in Ethiopia as Trump claims hand in Nobel prize
A Video of U.S. President Donald Trump saying he had a hand in the latest Nobel Peace Prize has gone
Former Central African Republic leader returns after six-year exile
Former Central African Republic (CAR) rebel leader and president Michel Djotodia returned to Bangui on Friday, exactly six years after
Kenya’s tourism earnings rise 3.9% in 2019
Earnings from the tourism sector have increased by 4 percent in 2019 to stand at Sh163 billion compared to the
South Africa dams remain at low levels despite recent rain
Despite heavy downpours across South Africa, not enough rainfall has been received to fill some dams. Hydrologist, geologist and palaeontologist
Salah, Mane most valuable African footballers: research group
Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah and Senegalese forward Sadio Mane are among the footballers in Europe’s top five leagues with the
Nigerian businessman takes fight against malaria to Antarctica
Ned Nwoko, founder and president of Prince Ned Nwoko Foundation (PNNF), a humanitarian group, has taken the organization’s ‘Malaria Eradication
DR Congo:17 Inmates starve to death in Makala Prison
At least 17 prisoners have died over the past week due to lack of food and medicine as well as