Gambia frees nearly 100 prisoners from Yahya Jammeh era
Gambian authorities have freed 98 prisoners, mostly from the notorious Mile 2 prison, an interior ministry spokesman said on Friday,
Uganda and Ethiopia agree to help end the violence in South Sudan
Uganda and Ethiopia have agreed to work together to end the violence in South Sudan. The agreement was reached during
President Magufuli orders confiscation of foreign contractors’ passports for failure to deliver in time
Tanzanian President John Magufuli on Friday ordered that authorities confiscate passports belonging to foreign employees of an Indian infrastructure company
Liberian health officials investigate death of celebrated Ebola survivor
The late Salome Karwah was a Liberian Ebola survivor who, upon defeating the virus, volunteered to go back into treatment
South African authorities say mass deportations not related to recent violence
South African authorities say the deportation of undocumented migrants has nothing to do with the recent outbreak of violence and
Zimbabwe experts call for induction of indigenous languages into school curriculum
Globalization has brought a lot of positives things for developing countries. With the globalization drive however, language and culture is
German coach Antoine Hey selected to take charge of Rwanda
German football tactician Antoine Hey has been appointed as the new coach for the Rwanda national team. Rwanda’s Football Federation
By 2070 Islam will be the largest religion in the world – report
Islam will overtake Christianity as the world’s largest religion by 2070 according to new research by Pew Research Center. According
Egypt secures $500 million from Germany to support economy
Germany has offered Egypt $500 million to support its economic programme and medium-sized and small businesses, the Egyptian ministry of
Africa closely monitoring outcomes of the CPPCC meetings
The annual sessions of China’s Parliament and its advisory body have opened in Beijing. The sessions are being followed closely