Ethiopia’s Desalegn and Uganda’s Museveni discuss security, economy challenges
Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn is in Uganda on a three-day state visit. The Ethiopian premier arrived in Kampala on
U.N. says number of refugees fleeing South Sudan rising too fast
About 1.5 million refugees have fled war-torn South Sudan to neighbouring countries, half of them into Uganda, with thousands more
Zimbabwe appeals for aid to support flood victims
Zimbabwe has appealed to the local and international community to help it support victims of floods that have killed at
Multiple bomb explosions rock Maiduguri, north-eastern Nigeria
Three bombers have lost their lives in multiple bombing explosions in Maiduguri, Nigeria on Friday according to local media reports.
China’s annual gathering of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference kicks off on Friday
China has set the tone for the nation’s economy: Achieving progress while maintaining stability. Progress and stability have been important
Ethiopians marks the 121st anniversary of their victory over colonization #BattleOfAdwa
Ethiopians held a colorful event to mark the country’s victory on March 2nd, 1896 against European colonial powers (Italy) that
Kenyan troops kills 57 al-Shabaab militants in Somalia
The Kenyan army says it killed 57 al-Shabaab militants in southern Somalia on Wednesday, injuring many others too. The Kenyan
President Salva Kiir sets day aside for National Prayers to end conflict
South Sudanese President Salva Kiir has set aside March 10 as a National Prayer Day for peace and forgiveness, and
Lesotho headed for snap election after PM loses confidence vote
Lesotho’s is set to hold snap elections after Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili lost a vote of confidence in parliament, a
Tunisia welcomes relaxing of Belgian travel curbs
Tunisia has welcomed a move by Belgian authorities to partially lift travel restrictions on its nationals. Belgium imposed the restrictions