Brewers look to crack Africa’s $13bn beer market
Multinational drinks companies are battling for their share in the biggest markets in Africa amid the worst economic slowdown on the
ISIS claims responsibility for the attack at the Saint Catherine’s Monastery in Egypt
Egyptian officials say gunmen opened fire on a police checkpoint near the famed Saint Catherine’s Monastery in Sinai, killing one
First UN-AU summit to strengthen partnership
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, and the chairperson of the African Union Commission, Moussa Faki Mahamat, will convene Wedesday the first
Ethiopia building space programme to develop science, tech and military
The Ethiopian Space Science Society (ESSS) on Tuesday announced that it is developing a plan to launch its first ever research satellite
19 Ugandan fishermen arrested by Kenyans in revenge mission
Kenya’s Rural Border Patrol Police officers have detained 19 boats belonging to Ugandan fishermen at Nambo Beach in the Kenya’s
Spanish football team made up mostly of African migrants
For most, football is a game to be enjoyed over the course of 90 minutes but for a team in
Congo opposition calls for investigation into expensive passports
Top opposition leaders in Democratic Republic of Congo called on the new prime minister on Monday to investigate revelations by
Ethiopian Airlines’ new Air bus first to touch down after Abuja Airport reopens
Abuja international airport has reopened six weeks after it was shutdown to allow for repairs of the airport’s aging infrastructure.
Uganda withdraws troops searching for Kony and the LRA
Uganda has confirmed the withdrawal of its troops from the Central African Republic where they have been hunting for Joseph
Calls for action as South African communities are exposed to toxic dust, water
Waste dug up more than a century ago from one of the world’s largest gold deposits in South Africa is