Nigeria’s traditional outfits make a comeback in the fashion world
In Nigeria, traditional outfits usually worn by the elderly or during special functions are making a come-back in West Africa’s
De Beers, Namibia launch world’s biggest diamond exploration ship
Anglo American’s (AAL.L) diamond unit De Beers on Thursday launched the world’s largest diamond exploration vessel off the coast of
Govt: Riek Machar will not be included in the peace deal process
The South Sudanese government says former vice-president Riek Machar will not be a part of the peace deal revival talks.
Kenya seeks UN’s help to remove EU ban on khat
Kenya has tabled a request at the United Nations seeking to remove the ban on khat claiming that the European
Kenyan MPs skip Geneva meeting to go on a ‘shopping spree’
Kenya’s Central Organisation of Trade Union (COTU) has accused the country’s lawmakers for going on a shopping spree instead of
Somali government to intensify military operations against Al-shabaab
The Somali government says the attack is quote, a wake-up call and that Al-Shabaab has declared war on ordinary people.
International Criminal Court calls for the arrest of Gaddafi’s son
The International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, on Wednesday called for immediate arrest Gaddafi’s son Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, who
Egypt approves border deal, transfers Red Sea Islands to Saudi Arabia
Egypt’s Parliament has approved a water border agreement with Saudi Arabia. It divides the Red Sea region between the two
Tanzania to install street cameras in its biggest city, Dar es Salaam
Tanzania plans to install closed circuit television (CCTV) cameras at traffic lights junctions and police stations to increase efficiency and
Yoga with Nigerian Dwarf goats craze takes off in the US
Adonna Ebrahimi is stretched out on her yoga mat, struggling to maintain a cobra pose — and her composure —