Chinese doctors provide free services in South Sudan
A team of Chinese doctors working in South Sudan on Thursday offered free medical services for students and staff members
Nigerian government approves plans to concession two airports
Nigeria’s federal executive council has approved plans to concession two of the country’s vital airports. Vice president Yemi Osinbajo says
Kenya’s Nairobi to use drones for parking fees enforcement
Kenya has been ranked top as far as financial and digital inclusion by the Brookings Institution’s Centre for Technology Innovation.
Uganda signs oil exploration deal with Australia’s Armour Energy
Uganda signed an oil exploration deal with Australia’s Armour Energy Limited (AJQ.AX) on Thursday, the first under a protracted competitive
Nigeria to roll out bicycles to help decongest traffic
The Nigerian government is set to introduce bicycles as a major mode of transport – to decongest traffic. Nigeria’s capital
UN, U.S. mourn death of Somali journalist in suicide attack
The United Nations and the United States on Wednesday mourned the passing away of Somali journalist, Abdullahi Osman Moalim, who
Kenyan girl charged with murder over fire that left 9 schoolgirls dead
A 14-year-old Kenyan girl was charged Wednesday with multiple counts of murder for allegedly starting a fire at a Nairobi
Sierra Leone to accept 27 citizens deported from the U.S.
The Sierra Leonean government on Wednesday said it will accept 27 of its citizens that are set to be deported
Cameroon forest people: Land rights abuses threaten survival
Leaders of Cameroon’s indigenous forest peoples say their survival is at risk if they are further deprived of access to
U.S. military says kills 6 al-Shabaab militants in dawn raid
The U.S. military has announced that it carried out three “precision airstrikes” in southern Somalia, killing six members of the