Africa’s largest cancer drug production unit opens in Tunisia
The largest cancer drug production unit in Africa and the Middle East opened Monday in Tunisia, Tunisian government announced on
Heavy rains, landslides kill at least 100 in Kenya: Red Cross
Roughly 200,000 people have been forced to flee their homes due to weeks of floods, landslides and heavy rains. Kenya’s
Algeria announces plan to end import ban on mobiles, food, home appliances
Algeria plans to lift a ban on imports of cell phones, household appliances and food and bring in high customs
Amisom peacekeepers to the rescue as floods overwhelm Somalia
Peacekeepers attached to the African Union Missions in Somalia (Amisom) have joined in helping victims of massive flooding in the
Burundi detains official for saying president’s foes should be thrown into lake
A ruling party official in Burundi ended up on the wrong side of the law after he called on supporters
China has overtaken U.S. as Kenya’s favorite ally
A majority of Kenyans now see China as their most beneficial partner. According to a poll done back in March
Dozens drown fleeing violence in northwest DR Congo
At least forty civilians drowned when their boats capsized in a storm-swollen river as they fled fighting in northwest Democratic
Ethiopia considering term limits for Prime Ministers
Ethiopia is considering the introduction of a two-term limit for its Prime Minister as the country seeks to realize reforms
Boko Haram attack on Nigerian city leaves at least four dead
At least four people were killed in an attack by Boko Haram militants in northeastern Nigeria late on Thursday,
Zimbabwe says it will issue cannabis licences to growers
Zimbabweans can now apply for licences to grow cannabis for medical and research purposes, the government has said in a