Students explore employment opportunities in China-Tanzania job fair
The second annual China-Tanzania job fair officially opened at the University of Dar es Salaam, organized by the Chinese Business
Egypt woman breaks into men-only Ramadan wakeup call job
In Egypt, there’s a rare addition to this year’s Ramadan fasting period. Traditionally, there has always been someone in every
Ethiopia seeks UN intervention to prevent escalation of tensions
The Ethiopian government has issued a statement on the situation between Djibouti and Eritrea. Addis Ababa said it is closely
Former Lebanese minister appointed Head of UNSMIL
The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has appointed a former Lebanese minister as the new head of the UN
Faces of Africa – Eshetu Sentayehu: The Unsung Hero
Ethiopia is world known for its prolific athletes. Most of these athletes come from Bekoji town, a small agrarian
Rwanda to join regional anti-money laundering body
Rwanda’s parliament has ratified Rwanda’s membership of the Eastern and Southern Africa Anti-Money Laundering Group, the local, New Times reports.
65.6 million people forced to flee due to war and persecution: UNHCR
65.6 million people were displaced due to war and persecution at the beginning of 2017, according to new displacement figures
At least 4 assailants killed, 36 guests rescued after Mali tourist resort attack
Gunmen on Sunday attacked a luxury resort popular with Western expatriates just outside Mali’s capital, Bamako, killing two people in
Sudan’s rebel movement suspends peace talks with government
Sudan’s rebel People’s Liberation Movement (SPLM)/northern sector announced Saturday suspension of peace negotiations with Sudan government regarding South Kordofan and
ECOWAS approves establishment of a regional centre for disease control
Members of the regional block ECOWAS have approved the establishment of a regional center for disease control. The center will