“No drama Adama” officially sworn in as The Gambia’s president
Finally, Adama Barrow was officially sworn in as The Gambia’s president on Saturday in an event that was attended by
Cape Town exhibits some of the continent’s finest art
The South African city of Cape Town is show casing some of the continent’s finest art. And for some, it
Talk Africa: A Solution for Somalia?
It is the beginning of a new era for Somalia, that’s according to the newly elected president Mohamed Adbullahi Farmajo.
Burundi calling on Tanzania to arrest delegates at talk
The Burundian Government is calling on Tanzania to arrest certain delegates at the peace talks in Arusha, claiming they are
South Africa treating Acid Mine water to secure water for 30 years
South Africa’s Water and Sanitation Department has launched the Acid Mine Drainage Treatment Plant. The plant, which is the largest
President Mugabe’s wife says he would still be voter’s choice even after he dies
Grace Mugabe, wife of Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has said her husband would still be the voters’ choice even after
Uganda seizes ton of ivory, arrests 2 West African suspects
Ugandan authorities have seized a ton of illegal ivory and arrested three West Africans they believe were plotting to ship
Tanzania threatens to publish list of gay individuals
Tanzania has announced plans to publish a list of gay people allegedly selling sex online. This comes days after the
Kenya, Egypt Presidents hold bilateral talks
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is in Kenya for a four-day state visit in what is the Egyptian leader’s first
Tropical storm Dineo kills at least 7 people in Mozambique
A tropical cyclone that hit the eastern coast on Wednesday has killed seven people – raising the death toll from