Tanzania to give up key game reserve for hydroelectric project
After many years of delays, Tanzania’s President, John Magufuli, on Tuesday announced that he would be going ahead with the
83 Malawians deported from Zimbabwe
Eighty three Malawian nationals were yesterday deported from Zimbabwe for not possessing legal documents to be in the country. According
New last word in the Oxford English Dictionary is zyzzyva
Eating a tasty meal with chana dal or doenjang washed down with a gin daisy could well foster a nice
Zambia to open talks with Kenyan traders over maize exports
Zambia has announced that it will hold talks with Kenyan grain traders, with the aim of exporting maize to the
Russia to help Ethiopia in development of nuclear energy
Ethiopia and Russia have signed an agreement on cooperation in peaceful use of nuclear energy. The Memorandum is the first
The 29th AU Summit kicks off in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa
Ethiopia is once again playing host of the 29th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of the Union in its capital
Three migrants die as thousands rescued in seas off Libya
Three migrants died in the Mediterranean on Monday night, a German aid group said, during Italian-led rescue operations in which
Nigerian university builds trench to combat Boko Haram attacks
The University of Maiduguri is having a 27 kilometre trench being built around it in an attempt to prevent attacks
South Africa’s neighbours bans its poultry imports after bird flu outbreak
Zimbabwe, Namibia and Botswana on Tuesday suspended poultry imports from neighbouring South Africa with immediate effect following an outbreak of
Child marriages to cost developing countries trillions of dollars
Child marriages will cost developing countries trillions of dollars over the next decade, greatly affecting global efforts to eradicate poverty,