Kenyan man drives for hours everyday to deliver water to wild animals
Patrick Kilonzo Mwalua’s story is one that warms the heart and proves that there are people who still care. The
Zimbabwe’s Mugabe not ready to step down
Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has said he is not ready to step down and that he will not groom his
2 suspected ISIS recruits deported from Turkey arrested in Kenya
Kenyan police have arrested two Kenyans who were deported from Turkey on suspicion of training with the Islamic State organisation
Cape Town charity organization scoops Sport for Good Category at Laureus Awards
A Cape Town charity organization has scooped the Sport for Good category at the recent Laureus Awards held in Monaco.
At least 15 people reported dead in Mogadishu car bombing
At least 15 people have been killed in a blast in the Somali capital. According to Somali police, a car
Concerns over Somalia airport shut-downs and the effects on the industry
Somalia is preparing to inaugurate a new President. The inauguration is due for the 22nd of February. A no fly
AU signs deal over payment of Burundi’s troops serving in AMISOM
The African Union and Burundi have signed an agreement over payment of Burundian troops serving in AMISOM. But even as
Kenyan authorities begin census of its wildlife
Kenya is taking stock of its wildlife. Poaching and drought continue to reduce the population. Now a mission is underway
UNHCR pledges cash resettlement package to Rwandan refugees
The United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) is offering cash packages to any Rwandan refugee who returns home before
Condom use article lands Sudanese journalist in trouble
An article on condom use has put a Sudanese woman journalist in trouble, the Africa Review reports. Ms Shamail Alnour