Kenya’s First Chinese Spring Festival Gala kicks off in Nairobi
Kenya’s University of Nairobi hosted the country’s first ever Chinese Spring Festival Gala on Saturday. Showcasing a number of traditional
DR Congo’s Kabila to meet companies over mining code revision
Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila will meet mining company representatives on Tuesday to discuss a mining code revision
President Mnangagwa: $250 million returned by looters
By Diana Rose Wairumbi President Emmerson Mnangagwa yesterday revealed the government recovered $250 million of the expected $1,3 billion externalised
Trump’s administration recommits to lighting up Africa
Almost five years ago, former U.S. President Barack Obama launched a project called “Power Africa”, which was aimed at working
South Africa’s opposition, civil society fight against increase in VAT
South Africa’s opposition parties and civil society organisations are gearing up to fight the proposed increase in Value Added Tax
Arrests after Burundi president ‘roughed up’ on football field
Two Burundi officials have been arrested after their town’s football team allegedly “roughed up” President Pierre Nkurunziza who was playing
Nigerian judge orders confiscation of former oil minister’s penthouses
A Nigerian judge has ordered the confiscation of two multi-million-dollar penthouses in the latest seizure of assets linked to the
Parents of girls abducted from Nigerian school cherish keepsakes
Kachalla Bukar’s eyes filled with tears when he looked at a blue plastic basket containing his 14-year-old daughter’s belongings. Aisha
Ethnic clashes in northeastern Congo kill more than 40 people
Ethnic clashes between Hema herders and Lendu farmers in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo’s Ituri province have killed more than
Govt spokesman: Seven killed, around 50 wounded in Burkina Faso attack
Unidentified assailants killed five people and wounded around 50 others during an attack on Burkina Faso’s military headquarters in the