Egypt’s International Festival for Drums and Traditional arts brings a taste of musical instrument to Cairo
Hundreds of years ago al Moez Street used to welcome visitors from across the world who came to visit Cairo.
Punishment Island: Where pregnant Ugandan girls were left to die
Up until the early 20th century, for an unmarried girl who fell pregnant in a sleep-town near Lake Bunyonyi, the
450 million Africans threatened by spinal meningitis
Spinal meningitis, which can kill in 24 hours, poses a threat to 450 million Africans this year, according to medical
5,000 Nigerians die while migrating to Europe in two years
It has been revealed that in the last two years over 5,000 Nigerians have died whilst migrating to Europe through
Kenya’s IEBC to train 150,000 police officers ahead of August polls
Kenya’s Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) plans to train up to 150,000 police offices on election laws and security
South African court declares ‘secret’ nuclear deal with Russia unlawful
The South African High court has ruled that a pact signed with Russia to build nuclear reactors is unlawful. The
Nigerian meningitis death toll rises to 813
More than 800 people have died in a meningitis outbreak in Nigeria but the disease is now spreading more slowly,
20 Kenyan public servants to receive training in China
At least 20 Kenyan public servants from various ministries are proceeding to China for training. The nominees will undergo three
Eight killed in Nairobi crash
Eight people have been killed in a crash on Thursday morning involving a minibus and a lorry near Malili shopping
LIVE UPDATES: South Africa Freedom Day
Today, South Africa celebrates Freedom Day. The day is set to mark the liberation of the country and its people