Kenya to begin construction of cable car in Mombasa this year
The Kenya government is expected to commence the construction of a cable car to connect the Island city of Mombasa
China to dispatch 5th peacekeeping force to Mali
A 395-strong Chinese peacekeeping force is set to begin peacekeeping missions in Mali on behalf of the United Nations before
Chinese government gives $5m to avert Lake Basin famine
Millions in Nigeria’s North east risk death from starvation if financial support to donor agencies is not forth coming. Close
Brutal tribal ceremony in Ethiopia sees females lashed to demonstrate dedication to their men
In pictures captured by photographer Jeremy Hunter, a tribal ceremony by members of the Hamar tribe in Ethiopia shows a
Tomb of pharaoh’s daughter discovered in Egypt
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered what is believed to be the 3,700-year-old burial chamber of a pharaoh’s daughter. The discovery
World leaders arrive in London for Somalia conference
Several world leaders and top-level government officials have arrived in London for a conference on Somalia. The aim of the
Libyan coastguard intercept 500 refugees
Libyan coastguards have reportedly intercepted almost 500 migrants attempting to cross the Mediterranean to southern Europe. The migrants were discovered
Kenyan retailers deny hoarding of food items amid sharp price rise
Kenyan retailers on Thursday denied hoarding of essential food commodities as food prices rose sharply across the country due to
Egypt donates food and medical aid to Somalia
Egypt’s armed forces have delivered food and medical supplies to Somalia today following an order from President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi,
Morocco declares war on fake smartphones
The government of Morocco has declared war on the growing number of cheap counterfeit smart phones, chargers and batteries that