Sophia the robot finally meets Ethiopia’s Prime Minister
The world’s most advanced humanoid robot, Sophia, finally met Ethiopia’s prime minister after the bag containing some of her body
Faces of Africa – The 7 Day Airplane, Part 1
Sling 5577, five men, five women building a two-seater airplane for seven days that is meant to fly to Europe
At least 16 killed in South Sudan ceasefire violation
South Sudan’s army said on Sunday that at least 16 civilians have been killed and 22 others wounded including foreign
Kenya launches global manhunt for 3 suspected drug barons
Kenyan police on Sunday sought help from the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) for the arrest of three suspected drug
Tanzanian president sacks home affairs minister
Tanzanian President John Magufuli on Sunday sacked the east African nation’s Minister for Home Affairs, Mwigulu Nchemba, in a mini-cabinet
One of Jacob Zuma’s sons dies in Johannesburg hospital
A spokesperson for the Presidency has confirmed that one of former president Jacob Zuma’s sons has died. It was announced
Ugandans seeks ways of dodging social media tax
The infamous social media tax in Uganda came into effect at midnight July 1, 2018 but Ugandans are devising ways
Senegal ask FIFA to revise fair play ruling after exit
Senegal’s football federation (FSF) has asked FIFA to reconsider its fair play ruling after their accumulation of more yellow cards
Car bomb leaves 4 dead in Mali, 3rd extremist attack in 3 days
A suicide car bomb aimed at a patrol of French soldiers has killed four civilians Sunday in Gao in northern
2018 FIFA World Cup: The thrill of Russia
The 2018 FIFA World Cup has provided football lovers with very exciting games so far, as teams battle out