Young woman ditches anthropology for dancing
A young Nigerian has shot to fame using her childhood hobby in one of Africa’s most competitive entertainment markets. Lovette
Seven Nigerian soldiers killed by Boko Haram in ambush
Boko Haram fighters have killed seven Nigerian soldiers and wounded 19 more in an ambush in the northeasters state of
Kenyan developers unveil panic button app “usalama”
Four developers in Kenya have come up with a way for people to feel safer using an app dubbed ‘usalama’.
UN Security Council urges end to South Sudan violence
The United Nations Security Council on Friday called on all factions in South Sudan to stop fighting immediately, saying that
Cameroon government ready for dialogue, but no sign of internet restoration
The Cameroonian government is open to discussing grievances of its citizens in English-speaking regions of the country, but will not
Stadium stampede kills at least 17 in Angola
At least 17 people were killed in a stampede at a football stadium in Angola’s northern city of Uige, local
Kenyan lawyer gets country’s High court to stop Members of Parliament from getting a $32 million pay off
The High Court in Kenya has issued temporary orders stopping the treasury, Parliamentary Service Commission and the salaries and remuneration
Rwanda bans health workers from using mobile phones at work
The government of Rwanda has prohibited medics in the East African country from using their mobile phones during working hours
Morocco’s King to travel to six countries across Africa
King Mohammed VI of Morocco will be visiting six African countries starting next Sunday, according to the Moroccan News. King
South Sudan President accused of not being committed to ending violence in the country
The United Nations Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide, Adama Dieng, has condemned South Sudanese President Salva Kiir for