Tanzania population projected to soar to nearly 90 million by 2035
Tanzania is on track to be the fifth largest country in Africa by 2035 according to new data released by
Rwanda closes 700 churches over health standards
Authorities in Rwanda closed more than 700 churches in the capital Kigali for failure to meet safety and hygiene standards,
EU Court: EU-Morocco fishing deal valid as long as not applied to Western Sahara
The European Union’s highest court ruled on Tuesday that a EU-Morocco fisheries deal was valid as long as it was
Burundi rejects ‘most prolific slaughterhouse’ claim by UN
Burundi on Tuesday refuted claims by UN human rights chief, describing the east African country among “the most prolific slaughterhouses
Lion kills woman at South Africa game reserve
A lion that mauled a young woman to death in South Africa was under the care of a man known
South Africa’s parliament endorses land expropriation without compensation
South Africa’s parliament on Tuesday passed a motion brought by the radical left party, Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), to carry
Parts of Ramses II statue found in southern Egypt
Egypt says archaeologists have discovered parts of a statue of one of its most famous pharaohs in the southern city
Trial suspended for suspects in Burkina Faso coup attempt
The trial began Tuesday for 84 people accused of masterminding a 2015 coup attempt in Burkina Faso, with the West
Framed By Love: Sammy & Virginia’s story
February is the month of love. A moment for those who are hopelessly in love to show how much their
Citizens from 61 countries exempted from Angola’s visa rule
Angola will be granting citizens from 61 countries travelling to the southern African nation visas on arrival, state-owned media confirmed