FBI joins investigation of murdered women in Uganda
The recent killings of women in Uganda has prompted the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) to officially join investigations.
Somaliland is first in the world to use iris biometric voting system
Residents of the self-proclaimed state of Somaliland voted Monday in its third presidential poll, hoping to prove its democratic credentials
South African pastor feeds people cockroaches
A South African pastor, Penuel Mnguni has allegedly fed two brothers in his congregation cockroaches, claiming that the insects have
Nigeria’s Senate gives go-ahead for $5.5 billion foreign borrowing
Nigeria’s senate on Tuesday approved President Muhammadu Buhari’s plan to borrow $5.5 billion from foreign investors. The money is designed
Zimbabwe ruling party youth wing accuses army chief of subverting constitution
Zimbabwe’s ruling party youth has accused the military chief of subverting the constitution for threatening to intervene after President Robert
U.S. court lets trump travel ban go partially into effect
A U.S. appeals court in California on Monday let President Donald Trump’s latest travel ban go partially into effect, ruling
Dragon boat racing a growing trend in Johannesburg
The ancient Chinese culture has come to the city of Johannesburg. People have been racing dragon boats in China for
Swahili pop-star Joh Makini making waves since 2002
Joh Makini is one of Tanzania’s biggest Swahili hiphop artists, winning national awards and collaborating with household names like AKA.
Ethiopian Airlines could buy 10-20 of Boeing’s proposed mid-sized jet
Ethiopian Airlines would be interested in buying around 10 to 20 of the mid-sized jets that Boeing is studying whether
At least 18 cholera deaths confirmed in the past two months in Tanzania
Cholera has returned to Tanzania, with at least 18 deaths confirmed in the past two months with the government warning