Africa’s tallest building in Nairobi set to boost Kenya’s tourism sector
Africa’s tallest building is being constructed right here in Nairobi. It will be 300 metres tall and house a hotel,
Ethiopia’s Adhanom becomes first African to lead UN health body
Ethiopia’s Tedros Adhanom has been elected as the new head of the World Health Organisation. It is the first time
Chinese couples hold their wedding at Kenyan train station
Work at the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) Nairobi Terminus on Saturday momentarily came to a halt when Kenyan workers joined
The President of Tanzania has fired the Minister of Mining
Tanzania’s president fired the mining minister and the chief of the state-run mineral audit agency on Wednesday, after receiving a
Tanzania Presidents asks Minister to step down following a troubling report
Tanzania’s president has fired the cabinet secretary od the mining ministry and the chief of the state-run mineral audit agency
African nations urged not to depend on foreign donors
As the continent prepares to mark the 54th anniversary of Africa Day later this week, there are calls for nations
Baobabs cemeteries in Senegal
In the heart of the Bandia reserve, about 60 kilometres from Dakar, is one of the last baobabs that houses
South Sudan’s extreme water shortage increases threat of disease
Humanitarian agencies are scaling up their efforts in response to a crippling water shortage in South Sudan. Many South Sudanese
Uganda, Tanzania renegotiate oil pipeline agreement
Uganda’s president Yoweri Museveni has put his signature to an agreement that should kick off the practical construction of the
Namibia’s national airline gets approval to start flight to the US
Namibia’s National carrier, Air Namibia, has won approval to fly to the United States. The airline hopes to generate revenues