Thousands of Cameroonians moving places as internet shutdown enters 3rd month
Tech entrepreneurs in the Anglophone northwest and southwest regions of Cameroon continue to suffer. This as a government ordered internet
South African enterprise serves insects as food source
While the idea of eating bugs may be a complete turn-off to many people, the Food and Agriculture Organisation estimates
Tanzania Mafia Island offers much to divers and lovers of marine life
It may sound like a haven for organised crime – but in reality, it offers one of the most spectacular
Chinese firms in Kenya donate food aid worth $160,000
The Chinese embassy and Chinese firms in Kenya have Donated food aid worth 160,000 dollars. On Friday the Chinese embassy
President Kabila names opposition member as prime minister
Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila has named a former member of the largest opposition party as his prime
AU investigates claims AMISOM killed five Somali family members
The African Union says it’s determined to investigate claims that five Somalis from the same family have been killed by
First Confucius class inaugurated in Madagascar
The first Confucius class in Madagascar was inaugurated on Friday at Le Petit Nid, a private school in Madagascar’s capital
Rwandan embassy snubs UN event, holds peace walk
A peace walk commemorating the 23 years since the Rwandan Genocide, took place Friday in the Kenyan capital Nairobi. The
China, U.S. to cooperate in trade, infrastructure, energy sectors
China’s President Xi Jinping has met with U.S. President Donald Trump, at the Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. The two leaders
South African banking group says Fitch downgrade will have dire consequences
South Africa’s Banking Association (BASA) on Friday said that Fitch’s decision to downgrade the country’s credit rating to “junk” status