“24:Legacy” producers apologize for using Westgate Mall attack footage
Fox Series’ “24:Legacy” which debuted earlier this month caused an uproar online following the decision to use footage from 2013
Senegalese find wood sticks more effective than toothbrushes
The use of wood sticks still has its place in the daily life of Senegalese. Some find it more effective
South Africa fostering sustainable farming by promoting re-use of waste
Re-using farm waste has been identified as one way in which South Africa’s agriculture industry can begin to foster more
Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority warns mobile phone companies as new system beckons
Mobile phone companies that are not ready to improve their services stand to lose out when subscribers will be able
Kenya’s opposition agree to field one presidential candidate
Kenya’s main opposition leaders agreed on Wednesday to field a single presidential candidate for the August general elections, amid calls
Somali President Farmajo calls on al Shabaab to surrender
Somalia’s new president was inaugurated on Wednesday, promising his people that the era of al Shabaab and other Islamist militant
South Africa apologizes for xenophobic attacks on Nigerians
South Africa High Commissioner to Nigeria, Lulu Mnguni, has apologized to Nigerians and other foreigners over the recent xenophobic attacks
Somalia plans to print its first cash notes in 25 years
The collapse of the Somali government in 1991 saw the rise of unique political, economic and social outfits, all clambering
Kenya set to upgrade 100 monuments and historical sites in $19.3 million project
The Kenyan government plans to upgrade and preserve at least 100 monuments and historical sites from all the 47 counties
Libya’s eastern authority freezes women’s travel ban
The authorities in eastern Libya have ordered a temporary freeze on the controversial travel ban on Libyan women under the