Tanzania urges UN to repatriate Burundian refugees
The Tanzanian government has urged the United Nations refugee agency to quickly repatriate thousands of refugees who it says want
Guinea Bissau: Dialogue to resolve impasse between rival parties ongoing
Talks aimed at ending the political impasse in Guinea-Bissau are currently underway. The United Nations representative Ibrahim Toure said essential
White South African farmers convicted of attempted murder in ‘coffin assault’ case
Theo Martins Jackson and Willem Oosthuizen, the two white South African farmers who forced a black man into a coffin
Kenya, Tanzania end two-month diplomatic row that led to import bans
Kenya and Tanzania have ended a two-month long dispute that has resulted in heavy financial losses for both countries. President
Senegal to start enforcing anti-smoking law on Saturday
In Senegal, President Macky Sall has approved the enforcement of a law that prohibits tobacco consumption in public places. The
Egypt’s army kills 8 terrorists in Sinai raid
Egyptian army killed on Wednesday eight militants in the country’s restive North Sinai, army’s spokesman said. The militants were killed
Egypt extends imposed tariffs on fish exports for one year
Egypt’s trade ministry extended on Thursday a tariff on the exports of fresh and frozen fish, the official gazette said.
Kigali Heights wins ‘Africa Property of the Year’ award
Kigali Heights Development has won the award for the ‘Africa Property of the Year’ in the ‘Best Mixed-Use Development’ category;
China grants full scholarships to 100 Kenyan students
More than one hundred Kenyan students will be heading to China next week on full scholarships. They will be studying
Tanzania signs agreement with Zipline Company in drone’s project
The Tanzanian government has signed a deal with Zipline Company in a project to deliver medical supplies through using drones,