Start-up in Nigeria to launch Artificial Intelligence e-commerce platform
The e-commerce system in Nigeria is set for an overhaul. This will be done through the launch of an
Berlin set to remove reminders of Germany’s brutal colonial past in Africa
Berlin is set to rename streets linked to atrocities Germany committed during its 1884-1919 occupation of Namibia. Local councillors agreed
Zimbabwe to sell shares in state-owned firms as part of reforms
Zimbabwe is looking to sell shares in 35 state-owned firms, including telecoms and mining entities in the latest step to
President Museveni says Uganda will never invite UN peacekeepers
Uganda will never invite UN peacekeepers to fight in the country, says President Yoweri Museveni who added that it inviting
Coffee shop in Ethiopia doubles as a work space for entrepreneurs
A new trend is picking up in Ethiopia. People are renting out what they call co-working spaces where they can
Ghanaian minister suspended over fake journalists at Commonwealth Games
Ghana’s president Nana Addo Dankkwa Akufo-Addo has suspended a deputy minister and another top official of the sports regulatory body
UN urges Africa to make cooking gas more accessible to the poor
The UN official on Thursday called on African governments to make cooking gas accessible to poor populations to replace
DR Congo rejects millions in humanitarian aid
The U.N. says it has raised $209 million to help millions of people in the Democratic Republic of Congo and
Uganda mulls Israeli request to take African migrants
After previously denying any deal with Israel to accept African migrants deported from the Jewish state, Uganda is now
Chinese firm says SGR project will not affect Kenya’s wildlife heritage
The Chinese firm extending Kenya’s Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) from Kenya’s Nairobi to Naivasha says the project will not affect