President Museveni: “Sleep making Ugandans poor”
Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni has said that Ugandans and Africans in general are poor because they spend much time sleeping.
Kenyan opposition suspends People’s Assembly
Kenya’s opposition NASA coalition on Monday suspended the People’s Assembly following talks between President Uhuru Kenyatta and Raila Odinga. The
Kenyans flood Twitter with congratulatory messages for Shujaa after Canada feat
Kenya’s Rugby Sevens team on Sunday reached the final game of the World Rugby Sevens Series in Canada, but lost
Gupta firms lose bid to have India bank remain in South Africa
A group of almost 20 South African companies linked to the Gupta family have lost a court bid which sought
Malema: I will never join ANC
South African firebrand opposition leader Julius Malema has dismissed talk of a possible move to the ruling African National Congress
Algeria to host African conference on counterterrorism in April
Algeria will host a high-level African meeting on combating terrorism-financing next month, Algerian Foreign Minister Abdelkader Messahel announced Sunday. Following
Run of vote increasingly likely in Sierra Leone
Chances of a run-off vote in the Sierra Leonean presidential election continue to increase as results keep trickling in. The
Visiting Tillerson says U.S. considering lifting travel restriction on Chad
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Monday expressed his hope that his country would consider removing Chad from a
Algeria’s Sonatrach to invest $250 million to boost output at Tinhert gas field
Algerian state energy firm Sonatrach will invest $250 million to boost output at the Tinhert gas field to 20 million
Congo’s opposition seeks to unite at meeting in South Africa
Congo’s top opposition leader and other figures opposed to longtime President Joseph Kabila are meeting in South Africa to build