TALK AFRICA 160318 U.S.-AFRICA RELATIONS UNDER TRUMP
When Rex Tillerson began the first ever trip by a senior official of the Trump administration to Africa last week,
Kenya to lobby for regional projects under Belt and Road Initiative
Kenya will lobby for development of regional projects under the Belt and Road Initiative to enhance intra-Africa trade, a top
Snow isolates Moroccan villages in the atlas mountains
Bitter cold and exceptionally heavy snowfall have beleaguered parts of Morocco this winter, disrupting schools, closing national highways – and
Guinea ruling party wins first local elections since 2005
President Alpha Conde’s ruling party won a significant majority in Guinea’s first local elections since 2005, near-complete results showed on
Soldiers among eight people arrested following deadly Burkina Faso attack
Eight people, including two serving soldiers, have been arrested following two bombings in Burkina Faso on Friday, which left eight
Opinion: The New China Threat Narrative
by Macharia Munene China is a big country in terms of geography and demography but its bigness is more
The long-standing relationship between China and Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone has been making notable progress despite having been in a ruinous civil war that lasted more than a
Kenyan security minister convicted for defying court orders, to be sentenced tomorrow
A Kenyan court on Wednesday convicted the country’s Interior Cabinet Secretary (interior security minister) Fred Matiang’i, Inspector General of Police
Sierra Leone prepares to choose Koroma successor
On Wednesday, Sierra Leone decides who will succeed President Ernest Bai Koroma in an election dominated by an economic
Scientists working to save northern white rhino from extinction
As the health of the world’s last male northern white rhino declines in Kenya, a global team of scientists