FIFA boss ‘sad’ Africa is out of 2018 World Cup
FIFA boss Gianni Infantino has told the BBC that he is sad no African team made it to the knock-out
Owner of Kenya’s Patel dam to face manslaughter charges
The owner of the Kenyan dam that burst its banks in May and killed 47 people will be charged with
Cote d’Ivoire PM tasked with formation of new cabinet
Cote d’Ivoire’s Prime Minister Amadou Gon Coulibaly is expected to appoint a new cabinet after the presidency announced the resignation
Japan eases travel warning to Egypt
Japan has eased travel warnings against Egypt following what it says is an improvement in security conditions in the country.
Tunisia and China ink deal to develop e-commerce network
Tunisia and China have signed a partnership agreement on developing digital economic infrastructure within the north African nation, the Tunisian
Sudan, South Sudan announce opening of four crossing points
Sudan and South Sudan agreed to open four border crossing points between the two countries within the next few days.
Environmentalists say new Ethiopian dams will threaten Kenya’s Lake Turkana
Some 300,000 Kenyans who depend on Lake Turkana, the world’s biggest desert lake, could run short of drinking water and
Zimbabwe Central Bank refutes claims of planned return of local currency
The Governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, John Mangudya, on Wednesday said there were no immediate plans to re-introduce
Uber, Taxify drivers in Kenya protest for better pay rates
If you’re in Nairobi or Mombasa and have had a difficult time hailing a ride from Uber or Taxify, it’s
Benin buries ancestral king of Dahomey
Benin has buried Dah Dedjalagni Agoli-Agbo, monarch of the former militaristic kingdom of Dahomey, after he “returned to the realm