Elephant kills handler in Zimbabwe
Elephant trained to give rides to tourists charged and killed one of its handlers today in Victoria Falls Zimbabwe, reports Telegraph.
Middlemen exploiting Kenya’s SGR travellers
Middlemen are putting a muck on the recently launched mega modern Standard gauge railway linking Kenya’s capital city, Nairobi, and
Faces of Africa – Cocoa to cash in Cote d’Ivoire
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0G90tqdkUF8 It was in the 1970s that Cote d’Ivoire began to establish itself as a powerhouse for cacao production. It
Somalia government warns citizens against paying taxes to the Al Shabaab
The government of Somalia has threatened to confiscate the businesses of citizens paying taxes the terrorist group Al Shabaab after
Egypt’s new army base is crucial for facing security challenges
It was a massive celebration. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah EL Sisi, the Crown Prince of UAE and many other representatives
Chinese people have lived in South Africa for many generations
Hundreds of years ago the first Chinese came to the far-flung southern tip of the African continent; most of them
Gun-battle between militia in central Somalia leaves at least 20 dead
A two-day fierce gun-battle between rival militia groups in central Somalia is reported to have left at least 20 people
Zimbabweans living abroad urged to return home & help in reviving their country’s economy
Skilled Zimbabwean workers living in abroad have been urged by the country’s President Robert Mugabe to return home and help
AFCON changes expected to lead to more profitability
The CAF Conference in Morocco has made significant changes to the African football calendar. The expanded tournament now potentially opens
African youth urged to turn their challenges into profitable ventures
While speaking to attendees of the YouthConnekt Summit in Kigali’s Rwanda, Aliaume Damala Badara Akon Thiam, also known as Akon,