Uganda and Tanzania sign an agreement on transportation
Uganda and Tanzania have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on cooperation and improvement of ports and inland waterways and
South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir sacks striking judges
South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir has sacked several judges who have been on strike for the past two months over
UN agencies to help track e-waste worldwide
In a world full of digital and high-tech devices, UN agencies are starting to work together to track and help
Rwanda’s presidential campaigns kick off
Rwanda’s three presidential candidates vying for President begin the campaign trail today. The incumbent Paul Kagame, of the RPF Inkotanyi;
Three escaped Kruger Park lions shot dead
Three lions that caught the eye of social media after they escaped from South Africa’s Kruger National Park last week,
Somali teachers caught planning al-Shabaab curriculum
A number of Somali school teachers have been arrested following an investigation by authorities that found them holding a meeting
Air Zimbabwe sacks half its workforce
Air Zimbabwe has released almost half its workforce in able to stay in the air. Local media reported that the
Over 27 hippos slaughtered by Niger villagers
Over 27 hippos have been slaughtered in a major “tourist zone” in Western Niger by villagers who hunted them for
UN warns of increased LRA activity
The United Nations has warned that there is increased activity by the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), led by one of
President Kagame to launch re-election campaign ahead of August vote
Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame will launch his re-election campaign on Friday 14 ahead of the country’s election scheduled for August