China to help Tanzania attract more tourists
Chinese ambassador to Tanzania Wang Ke has promised to support the government in tourism sector by convincing tourists to visit
7 African teachers shortlisted for $1 million Global Teacher Prize
Seven teachers from five African countries have been included in the top 50 shortlist for the Varkey Foundation’s Global Teacher
Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa promises free and fair poll
Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Thursday vowed to hold free and fair elections next year, warning his party the contest
Mugabe to miss Zanu-PF congress for first time since 1963
Zimbabwe’s former President Robert Mugabe will for the first time since 1963 miss ZANU-PF ruling party’s congress to be held
Zimbabwe’s ruling Zanu-PF party gears up for its extraordinary congress
Zimbabwe’s Zanu-PF’s extraordinary Congress is to be held today, marking the beginning of a new era for the nation under
U.S. suspends food, fuel aid to Somali armed forces
The United States is suspending food and fuel aid to most of Somalia’s armed forces due to concerns over corruption.
Mnangagwa calls for lifting of sanctions
Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Thursday called for the lifting of sanctions on members of the ruling elite, also saying
Blind dad makes headlines at South African graduation ceremony
A blind father of three has reportedly “raised the roof” after receiving his diploma in public management at the Cape
Kenya’s Supreme Court declares mandatory death sentence unconstitutional
Kenya’s Supreme Court on Thursday declared mandatory death sentence unconstitutional, and directed the Attorney General and the Director of Public
Tanzania asks UN to probe killings of peacekeepers in DRC
Tanzania on Thursday called on the United Nations to launch an investigation into the killing of it 14 soldiers serving