Video showing migrants in captivity in Libya elicits sharp reactions
A video circulating on Facebook appearing to show about 260 Somali and Ethiopian migrants and refugees being held captive in
Rescued children of Sudanese ISIL members in Libya return home
Children of Sudanese Islamic State members who operated in Libya have been returned back home to their relatives. The children,
Acapella singing group, Canaan Gents gaining popularity in Uganda
A singing group is fast gaining popularity with their acappella music. The Canaan Gents’ exceptional vocal abilities have raised them
Importing fruits slowly becoming the norm in Uganda
Agriculture accounts for the bulk of Uganda’s employment and GDP. Most of the country’s land is arable, and the East
Landmine blasts in Tunisia kills shepherdess
A Tunisian shepherdess was killed Friday when she stepped on a landmine in a military zone in the country’s west,
Tanzanian newspaper receives a 2 year ban over Kikwete, Mkapa story
A weekly tabloid in Tanzania, Mawio newspaper has been banned from publication for two years by the country’s government after
AU pledges continued partnership with WFP to enhance the Africans’ livelihoods
The African Union (AU) has reiterated its commitment to working with the UN World Food Programme (WFP) in enhancing the
Ethiopia: Global community must increase support for Somalia
The Ethiopian government isn’t satisfied with how much support the international community is providing Somalia in its efforts to keep
Women in Bor, South Sudan make a living in thriving fish market
In the middle of the prolonged political instability in South Sudan, some women have been doing business in the Bor
Cashless Challenge: Looking to promote digital payments systems in Tanzania
A Tanzanian techie has invented a ‘Cashless Challenge’ to promote digital payments by going without cash for a whole month.