Kenyan campaigners urge firms to support plastic ban to cut pollution
Kenya’s young environmental campaigners on Wednesday urged big corporations to support a total ban on plastics in order to reduce
Zimbabwe fires 16,000 striking nurses, says their action “politically motivated”
Zimbabwe said it had sacked 16,000 striking nurses, as the new government sought to keep a lid on labour unrest
President Kenyatta lures more British investment to Kenya
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday urged U.K. investors to venture in his country, assuring them of a viable business
IMF issues warning on global debt
The International Monetary Fund says that high global debt is a concern and that governments should use the current strong
Mnangagwa announces new investment law to open economy
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Wednesday announced that his government was working on a new investment law aimed at opening
Salah the only African in PFA Team of the Year
The Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA) announced its Premier League Team of the Year on Wednesday, but only one African made
South Africa slams Australia travel warning
The South African government quickly slammed a travel advisory issued by Australia to deter Australians to visit the African country.
Liverpool midfielder in South Africa for medical treatment
English Premier League side Liverpool’s midfielder has travelled to South Africa for specialist treatment as he continues his rehabilitation from
DR Congo football chief held in graft probe
The president of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s football federation (FECOFA) was on Wednesday arrested and taken into custody in
Talk Africa: Mordernising Africa’s agriculture online
Tanzania is estimated to have over four million smallholder farmers who are crucial in producing food and cash crops. Because