Kenya police apologize for arresting Chinese journalists and workers
On Wednesday, a number of Chinese journalists and Chinese workers were briefly detained during a raid by the Kenyan police
Kenyan athletics officials cleared of extortion charges
Former senior Kenyan athletics official David Okeyo, who was last week banned from the sport for life for siphoning sponsorship
Zambia looks to higher taxes on mining to reduce deficit
Zambia plans to trim its fiscal deficit next year even as Africa’s second-biggest copper producer boosts spending. It may be
Kenya unveils plan to change arid areas into farrmland
The government has embarked on transforming arid and semi-arid lands (Asal) into the country’s bread basket, Devolution Cabinet Secretary Eugene Wamalwa
China to send 268 peacekeepers to South Sudan
China will dispatch a battalion of 268 peacekeepers to South Sudan for a one-year mission. Officially formed on Wednesday, the
South Sudan soldiers convicted in 2016 rape and murder rampage
A military judge in South Sudan on Thursday found 10 soldiers guilty of rape and murder in a violent rampage
Steinhoff’s former CEO denies knowledge of accounting irregularities
Steinhoff’s (SNHJ.J) former chief executive Markus Jooste was not aware of any accounting irregularities when he left the retailer in
Three firefighters killed battling Johannesburg building fire
A fire at a central Johannesburg building, which claimed the lives of three firefighters, has reignited, the city’s emergency services
Nigerian election hopefuls to pay high fees to run for office
Nigeria’s main political parties have asked aspiring political candidates hopefuls today for the chance to vie for a political seat
Zimbabwe goes after businesses who aren’t paying taxes
Addressing a Press conference where he was giving an update of cases currently being investigated by the anti-graft body, Goodson