First ever presidential election live TV debate to be held in Rwanda
Rwandan presidential candidates will for the first time in the history of the Rwanda elections appear in a live television
Lion kills a 10 year old girl in Zimbabwe
A 10 year old girl was killed by a lion in her home’s compound in south eastern Zimbabwe, reports local
Talk Africa: G20’s Africa Partnership
Guinean President Alpha Conde has called on African countries to take charge of their destiny amidst global re-alignment; particularly the rise
Uganda to introduce oral HIV self-test kit
Uganda’s Ministry of Health is working is looking towards introducing oral HIV self-test kit as part of measures to encourage
Scientists create a fake Obama
Researchers at the University of Washington have produced a photorealistic former US President Barack Obama, reports Nation. The scientists used
UN Migration Agency helps return 316 Somalis back home from Yemen
The UN migration agency said Wednesday it facilitated the return of 316 Somalis back home from Yemen in the past
South Africa’s Afrikaner people: Past, present, and future
The Voortrekker Monument dominates one of the hills in the South African capital, Pretoria. It was built to commemorate the
Kenyans on Twitter react to death sentences handed to men who undressed woman
Three Kenyan men have been sentenced to death for attacking, stripping and robbing a woman in a bus three years
Chinese firms emerge as top player in Ethiopia’s investment landscape
Chinese companies, with close to 379 projects that were either operational or under implementation during the past five years, are
Angolan court rules that presidential decree on NGO’s a violation of constitution
Angola’s constitutional court has ruled that a presidential decree that imposed severe restrictions on civil society groups violates the constitution.