At least 36 people dead in Listeriosis outbreak in SA
The national health department on Tuesday issued a warning following the outbreak of the food-borne disease Listeriosis. Health Minister Aaron
Security experts ponder Gulf of Guinea terror threat
Security experts from West Africa, France and the United States gathered in Abidjan on Tuesday for talks on beefing up
Somalia’s Puntland region declares state of emergency over drought
Somalia’s Puntland region declared a state of emergency on Tuesday and appealed for food and water due to shortages triggered
South Sudan owes Sudan $1.3 billion from 2012 oil deal: official
South Sudan still owes neighboring Sudan $1.3 billion from a 2012 deal that ended a dispute over oil payments between
Kenya gains praise for its efforts to curb environmental pollution
Kenya has gained praise at the ongoing United Nations Environment Assembly in the country’s capital Nairobi, for its efforts to
Nigerian migrants return from Libya
The ordeal of Africans nationals caught in the web of the new slave trade in Libya has continued to send
Zambia launches strategy aimed at tracking gender-based violence survivors
Zambia on Monday launched a strategy aimed at tracking all survivors of gender-based violence. The Gender-Based Violence Survivors Income Generating
Kenya plans to set up first nuclear plant by 2027
Kenya plans to set up its first nuclear power plant by 2027, becoming the second country in Africa after South
China’s Saihanba wins prestigious UN award
China’s Saihanba Forest Farm is the winner of the 2017 Champions of the Earth award. The announcement of the winner
Mozambique’s port city of Beira threatened by climate change
Cities across Africa are struggling with the impact of climate change and for some, their very survival is at stake.