Nigeria to exit close to 100 international treaties to save money
Nigeria’s government says it is exiting close to 100 international treaties to save millions of dollars spent on servicing its
Uganda’s military engineers to learn railway construction in China
A team of Ugandan military engineers is scheduled to travel to China where they will be trained in railway construction.
More than 2,300 Boko Haram suspects to be tried behind closed doors
More than 2,300 suspected members of the jihadist group Boko Haram were expected to appear in court in Nigeria from
Gas station explosion kills an unknown number of people in Accra, Ghana
A gas station explosion in Ghana’s capital, Accra, late on Saturday, followed by a secondary blast has resulted to the
LiberiaDecides: Liberia’s milestones thus far
Liberia is Africa’s oldest republic but only became known to the rest of the world in the 1990s following the
Zimbabwe’s Mugabe says may make cabinet changes next week
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe said on Saturday he may make changes to his cabinet next week, a time of rising
Billions lost after fire hits tyre firm in Tanzania
Property worth billions of shillings went up in smoke after a fire razed a warehouse belonging to trailer manufacturers Superdoll
Egypt wins acclaim for aggressive campaign against hepatitis C
Egypt has undertaken an aggressive campaign to eradicate hepatitis C both domestically and abroad, France 24 reports. The disease became
Bodies of 21 Egyptians killed by Islamic State in Libya recovered -report
The bodies of 21 Egyptian Christians killed by Islamic State in its former Libyan stronghold of Sirte have been recovered,
Sudan eyes economic revival as US lifts sanctions
Up until a few years ago, Sudanese engineer Ahmed Abdallah used to manage his family’s expenses on his $400 monthly