UN says 32 staff killed on duty, most deaths in Mali
The United Nations Staff Union says 32 people working for the world body were killed in the line of duty
Illegal refineries in Nigeria’s Port Harcourt a health risk for locals
Oil refineries in Nigeria’s southern city of Port Harcourt pose a serious threat to the environment. The city has been
Clan politics a major challenge for new Somalia’s President Farmajo
Focus shifts to who the new Somalia’s President Farmajo is going to choose as his Prime Minister. Farmajo must appoint
Zambia, Zimbabwe give French firm go-ahead to fix Kariba Dam
Zambia and Zimbabwe will give French engineering firm Razel-Bec the task of repairing Kariba Dam. The dam’s walls are swelling,
Kenya drop to 24th place in rugby world rankings as New Zealand maintain top spot
A lack of matches has seen Kenya’s 15-a-side rugby team drop one place in the latest world rankings. The East
PSG hosts Barcelona in mouthwatering Champions League fixture
The Champions League will tonight make its long-awaited return, with the first two games of the Round of 16 stage
West African dish, jollof rice, gains popularity in Kenya
Popular Nigerian meal, jollof rice can be found across the world, from the United States to Europe, from the Caribbean
Rio Olympics refugee team wins Laureus award
The Olympics refugee team that participated in the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro has been awarded a Laureus Award
Farmers gather in Harare to plot battle against destructive armyworms
International experts have gathered in Zimbabwe to find a solution to the outbreak of destructive armyworms that are damaging crops
Drought hiking food prices in East Africa – U.N. says
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) on Tuesday said that the severe drought being experienced in East Africa is