US firm cuts out parts of Nickelodeon kids cartoons from Kenya
Nickelodeon, the American production house that supplies pay-TV company MultiChoice with children’s content, has suspended three of its cartoons said
Kenya cholera outbreak ‘under control’, 50 in hospital
A cholera outbreak which has affected many in Nairobi has been declared “under control” by Kenyan authorities. Nearly 50 people
Ethiopian Airlines signs $1.5bn deal with engine maker Rolls-Royce as it expands fleet
Engine maker Rolls-Royce has won a major order valued at $1.5bn from Ethiopian Airlines to provide Trent XWB engines for
South Sudan lifts previous ban on foreign journalists
An existing ban on foreign journalists, introduced by South Sudan Media Authority, has been lifted by the country’s media regulatory
Nigeria to become world’s third most populous country by 2050
Nigeria is projected to become the world’s third most populous country by the year 2050, according to a report published
EU pledges $95 million to help fund relief operations for refugees in Uganda
The European Union has offered about $95 million to help fund relief operations for the hundreds of thousands of refugees
Indomitable Lions hope to beat Australia to keep Confederations Cup hopes alive
Africa Cup of Nations champions Cameroon will face Australia today in their second game of the 2017 FIIFA Confederations Cup
Rwanda to host the first ever WHO Africa Health Forum
Rwanda will this month host the first ever health forum organised by WHO’s Regional Office for Africa (AFRO) in its
My husband is ‘as strong as an iron bar’: Grace Mugabe
President Robert Mugabe is “as strong as an iron bar”, Zimbabwe’s First Lady Grace Mugabe has said, as she attempted
China donates 100,000 bags of emergency food aid to Kenya
China has officially handed over the first batch of 100-thousand bags of emergency food aid to Kenya. Speaking during the