25 million children out of school in conflict zones – UNICEF
More than 25 million children between 6 and 15 years old, or 22 per cent of children in that age
Women trainees graduate to steer SGR engines
At least seven women are expected to drive the new (SGR) trains after completing their course in China. They
27 people killed in an accident along Kenya’s Mombasa-Nairobi highway
27 people confirmed dead and several others injured following head on collision involving a bus and truck on the highway
#EndMalaria: Kenya to boost measures to protect children
Young children in Africa are the most vulnerable group where malaria is concerned. Efforts to protect them are being scaled
Jordanian cabinet revokes law that forces a rapist to marry their victim
A law that protected rapists in Jordan from being punished if they married their victims is set to be scrapped
Kenya’s telecom giant Safaricom suffers downtime, users unable to call, SMS, use internet
On Monday, customers of Kenya’s largest telecommunication company Safaricom were unable to make calls after the company experienced a technical
Gambian President Barrow to undertake ECOWAS states tour
A statement from Gambian President Adama Barrow’s office has said the West African country’s leader is set to embark on
Bumper harvests bring hope to drought-stricken Zimbabwe
It has been just over a year since Zimbabwe declared a state of disaster – after drought ravaged the region
UN says new war against al-Shabaab not the answer right now
The United Nations is calling on the Somali government and the United States to NOT step up its efforts against
London Marathon 2017: Kenya’s Mary Keitany breaks world record
Kenya’s Mary Keitany broke the women’s-only world record to win the London Marathon on Sunday. Keitany, 35, crossed the finish