Tanzania cracks down on unregistered bloggers
Tanzania ordered all unregistered bloggers and online forums on Monday to suspend their websites immediately or face criminal prosecution, as
Nigeria stops World Cup child trafficking plot
Ten Nigerian children have been rescued from human traffickers planning to fly them to Russia and exploit relaxed visa controls
All you need to know ahead of Wednesday’s vote for 2026 World Cup host
Tomorrow, Wednesday 13 June, the world will find out who will host the 2026 FIFA World Cup. In the 68th
Côte d’Ivoire presidential coffee may soon become extinct
A rare West African coffee variety may soon become extinct. The arabusta, a hybrid of the better-known robusta and
Kenya’s food import bill increases to KSH 69 billion
Kenya’s food imports in the first four months of the year grew by a third to Sh68.63 billion compared to
Kenya region bans sale of meat to prevent spread of Rift Valley Fever
Wajir County department of Health has banned meat and milk consumption in Eldas and Wajir West sub-counties after an outbreak
DR Congo’s Bemba seeks release from prison following acquittal
Jean-Pierre Bemba, the Congolese ex-vice president whose war crimes conviction was quashed on appeal last week, will seek his immediate
Nigeria’s Super Eagles continue to make fashion headlines
Nigeria’s fashionable Super Eagles continue to hog all the headlines ahead of the World Cup, following the Sky Sports poll
Zimbabwe drops call for Mugabe to answer questions on diamond mines
Zimbabwe’s parliament on Monday backed down from its demand for former president Robert Mugabe to answer questions related to diamond
Zimbabwe, China closer to $1 billion deal to build steel plant in Africa
Zimbabwe and China on Monday signed a 1-billion-U.S.-dollar Memorandum of understanding (MoU) for establishing a steel plant that can produce