These are Africa’s most peaceful countries in 2017
The Fragile States Index has ranked countries on their “peacefulness”, with South Sudan being seen as the most “fragile” state.
US dishes out $526m to Tanzania for combating HIV/Aids
The United States of America has renewed its support of $526 million (equivalent to Sh 1.2 trillion) to Tanzania’s government
#SGRLaunch: Local Kenyan communities reap big from CSR initiatives
Kenya’s biggest project since independence – the Standard Gauge Railway – is set to be launched next week in a
World’s third penis transplant successfully done in South Africa
A team of surgeons from Stellenbosch University (SU) has successfully performed a second penis transplant, making it the first medical
Gambia’s Jammeh accused of stealing $50m, assets frozen
The Gambia’s former ruler Yahya Jammeh stole at least $50m from the state, the country’s justice minister said on Monday,
Somali President meets with US President
Somali President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo met with the Donald Trump, the President of U.S on Sunday in Saudi Arabia, reports
UN to honour three fallen Rwandan peacekeepers
Three fallen Rwandan peacekeepers will posthumously receive the Dag Hammarskjold medal, tomorrow, as the United Nations observe the International Day
Scientists discover ape remains in Europe brining to question the human origin
Scientists has discovered the remains of an ape like creatures believed to have lived over 7.2 million years ago in
#SGRLaunch: Kenya’s billion dollar railway project to launch soon
Billed as the most ambitious project in Kenya since it gained independence in 1963, the first section of the East-African
Sudan’s oldest nature reserve, Dinder National Park now popular tourist destination
When you think of National Parks in Africa – Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana or South Africa – immediately come to mind.