Talk Africa: Africa’s e-commerce opportunity [Part 2]
E-commerce remains a relatively recent industry in Africa, where youth unemployment is still a major political and socio-economic challenge. This
UN names three investigators to probe Kasai killings
The United Nations has named three human rights experts to take charge of an international investigation into the killings and
UN refugee agency appeals for extra $9.5 million to assist Nigerian returnees from Cameroon
The United Nations refugee agency has appealed for an additional $9.5 million to scale up its activities in northeast Nigeria,
Thousands are at risk as Senegal’s coast crumbles
Global climate change has already depicted observable effects on the environment. Glaciers have shrunk, ice on rivers and lakes is
UN chief condemns Nigeria’s suicide attacks, calls for justice
The United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has strongly condemned this week’s suicide attacks in north-eastern Nigeria. At least eight people
Oral HIV/Aids pills could be replaced by injectable drug
Scientists have revealed that the daily oral HIV/Aids pills could be replaced with injectable drug that will be given six
Kenya calls on African countries to join efforts to combat piracy on the continent
Kenya on Tuesday challenged African countries to establish an inter-agency coordination to help in the fight piracy. James Macharia, the
Buhari to resume presidential duties upon doctors’ advise – presidency
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari will return to his country and resume his official duties as soon as his doctors give
Better times ahead for Libya as rivals agree to end war, hold elections
The two main rivals in the Libyan conflict have reached an agreement to end the deadly war and allow the
Nigeria’s Chibok Girls: U.N. says government must intensify efforts to free remaining girls
The United Nations (U.N.) has called on Nigeria to intensify its efforts to find and free the remaining girls abducted