Tanzania, Uganda ink deal to construct 1,403km crude oil pipeline
Tanzania and Uganda have put pen to paper for the construction of a 1,403-kilometre pipeline for transporting crude oil. The
Local knitting club keeps kids off streets in South Africa
Its break time and for most students, a time to relax and catch up with friends but for a couple
African countries step up surveillance against Ebola
African countries have heightened surveillance against the deadly Ebola virus following reports of a fresh outbreak in the Democratic Republic
Ghana: No malaria crisis in U-17 camp
By Saddique Shaban, Port Gentil, Gabon The Ghanaian Under 17 team management has refuted claims that the team has been
UN renews concern over Burundi situation, updates funding needs
The United Nations refugee agency has renewed its concern over the unstable situation in Burundi, which continues to force people
UN: 6.7 million people in urgent need of food assistance in Somalia
United Nations officials say the food crisis in Somalia has worsened with 6.7 million people now in desperate need of
Zimbabwe Pastor claims to have God’s number
Paul Sanyangore, a pastor at Victory World International Ministries Church in Zimbabwe appeared to be speaking to God on phone
South Sudan rival parties urged to use dialogue to resolve differences
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has urged the people of South Sudan to use the start of the country’s national dialogue
WFP decries South Sudan’s ‘man-made famine’
The World Food Program has labelled the suffering caused by South Sudan’s famine “deplorable”, also calling it man-made. Executive Director
Ethiopia’s IT hub Gebeya explores markets beyond Africa’s borders
Ethiopia’s first private IT hub has started linking professionals with clients beyond Africa. Gebeya is using its international connections to