WFP says food shipment denied entry into Burundi, returns to Rwanda
The United Nation’s World Food Program says a convoy that was to deliver food stuff to Burundi has returned to
Tanzanian student builds solar-powered robot
A high school student in Tanzania has built a robot that can walk, talk and turn its head with the
Inspiring story of Tanzanian that completed a 42km marathon with a dislocated knee
In the history of the Olympic Games, victories are the most celebrated and revered part of the event. One Tanzanian
South African court rules against multi-billion nuclear power deals
A South African court has ruled that preliminary deals that the country struck with several countries to build new nuclear
Zambian court upholds treason charge against opposition leader
The treason charge brought up against Zambian opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema has been upheld by a Lusaka court. The court ruled
Obama says ready to train new leaders in first post-presidency speech
Former US president Barack Obama returned to the public spotlight Monday, saying he hopes to spend the next phase of
Former U.S. President Barack Obama to receive $400,000 for a single speech
Former U.S. President Barack Obama is set to be paid $400,000 to deliver a single speech at a healthcare conference
China announces media, cultural exchange project in Tunis
A high-level delegation of Chinese media professionals has visited the Tunisian Public Television studios in Tunis. Over the past six
Nigerians learn martial arts for personal security
Rigorous martial arts drills, from sidelines it looks like carrier martial arts training. But actually it’s not, it is self-defense
Rabbit destined to be world’s biggest dies on United Airlines jet
United Airlines is facing fresh controversy after a potentially world’s biggest rabbit died suddenly on one of its planes. Simon,