Samsung Group building evacuated on report of explosives
A Samsung Group office building in southern Seoul was evacuated following a report of explosives being planted inside, South Korea’s
At least 36 ISIL militants killed by massive US bomb
At least 36 ISIL militants were killed by the US military’s largest non-nuclear bomb on Thursday evening in eastern Nangarhar
Pseudonyms, nicknames might soon be illegal for Facebook users in Kenya
Pseudo names or nicknames on social media may soon be illegal to use in Kenya following a proposal to ban
Gambia’s Minister of Women’s Affairs is Africa’s Woman of the Year
Fatoumatta Jallow-Tambajan, Gambian human rights activist and Minister of Women’s Affairs, has won the New African Woman magazine’s Woman of the Year
Use of cows, goats as collateral in Zimbabwe could make informal sector’s access to finance easier
Cows, goats, TV sets and fridges could soon be acceptable collateral in Zimbabwean banks if a bill tabled by the
Kenya now ranks third as tourist destination in sub-Sahara Africa
A World Economic Forum report has placed Kenya as the third highest ranked sub-Saharan African country in terms of its
Clean energy sources increase power-generating capacity in Nigeria
A private firm in Nigeria is taking steps to boost the country’s power generation capacity by offering cheap sources of
President Uhuru urges Kenyans to promote local brands, create jobs
President Uhuru Kenyatta has urged Kenyans to promote local brands and products to create more employment opportunities for the youth.
Zimbabwean man who had axe buried in skull for 14 hours saved by surgeons
A 31-year-old man who had an axe buried in his skull fractions of a millimeter away from vital blood vessels
UN says diarrhoea has killed more than 500 in Somalia since January
Cholera and acute diarrhoea have killed more than 500 people and left tens of thousands of others sick in drought-hit