Slum relocation plan kicks off in Rwanda capital
At least 1000 families are planning to relocate from a slum in Rwanda’s capital as construction starts on a
Bomb kills five during football match at Somalia stadium
At least five people were killed and several wounded in a blast inside a crowded football stadium in Southern
Uganda proposes fee for social media users
A proposal by the Ugandan government to levy tax on social media platforms such as Whatsapp, Facebook, Twitter, Skype
Senegalese woman at centre of alleged terror financing, court hears
The wife of a Senegalese man accused of fighting alongside Boko Haram admitted in court on Wednesday to handling large
Xi sends condolences to Algerian president over air crash
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday sent condolences to his Algerian counterpart, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, over a deadly military plane crash.
Tunisia ranked the best team in Africa, 14th globally
Tunisia have moved up nine places on April’s Fifa World Rankings to position 14 making this their highest ever position.
Malawi cholera death toll rises to 30 after heavy rainfall hits capital
The death toll from cholera in Malawi has risen to 30 from the 26 recorded last month, the Ministry of
Namibia dumps plan forcing white-owned businesses to sell stake to black citizens
Namibia has scrapped a clause in its economic empowerment framework that would have forced white businesses to sell a 25
Lionesses ‘fatally poisoned’ in Uganda
Three lionesses and their eight cubs have been found dead in Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth National Park. The lions are suspected
Zimbabwe government buys Boeing planes, leases them to new airline
Zimbabwe has bought two Boeing 777 aircraft and an Embraer plane from Malaysia, the finance minister said on Wednesday, adding