Grape farmers in Tanzania appeal for price regulation
In a bid to improve grape farming in Dodoma, grape framers are appealing to the government to form a special
Africa Guangdong Business Association opens its doors to Kenya
The Africa Guangdong Business Association has opened up a new chapter for trade corporations between Guangdong Province and Kenya. The
Egypt’s Pope quits #Facebook to save time
Pope Tawadros II, the head of the Coptic Orthodox Church in Egypt, has announced his intent to shut down his
Ex-president Jammeh remains exiled as mother’s body is flown to Gambia for burial
The Gambian government has confirmed that the body of ex-president Yahya Jammeh’s mother will be flown back and buried in
South African president calls for calm in Zimbabwe
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Friday congratulated the newly elected Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa on his victory and called
New Ebola strain in DRC likely deadly, says WHO
The current strain of Ebola that has emerged in the Democratic Republic of Congo is most likely the Zaire Strain,
Ethiopian prosecutors to charge five over PM rally blast: Fana
Ethiopia’s federal prosecutors are to file charges against five people suspected of being involved in a blast at a rally
China promotes ‘peace, stability’ in Zimbabwe after 1st post-Mugabe election
China on Friday urged all sides in Zimbabwe to respect the result of the presidential election which was won by
Mali sets date for presidential run-off vote
A run-off vote has been scheduled for 12 August in Mali after the election on 29 July failed to produce
DR Congo blocks return of exiled opposition leader Katumbi
Exiled opposition leader Moise Katumbi, who is seeking to return to the Democratic Republic of Congo to contest elections, will