‘Rhodes Must Fall’ activist wins and accepts Rhodes scholarship
A South African activist who campaigned to remove a statue of Cecil Rhodes has been given a place at Oxford
EU launches $13 million fund to promote agriculture in Uganda
The European Union has launched a 13-million-dollar private equity fund to promote agriculture in Uganda. The money is expected to
Ethiopian-born actress Ruth Negga nominated for Oscars for her role in “Loving”
Ruth Negga, Ethiopian-Irish actress has been nominated for the prestigious Oscars for her role in the 2016 movie, Loving. She
Zanu-PF youth say Mugabe’s birthday should be celebrated like Christmas
Preparations for Zimbabwean President Mugabe’s 93rd birthday celebrations are underway and according to the ruling Zanu-PF youth league it should
Worm farming is now a booming business in South Africa
Worm farming is beginning to take root in South Africa as ongoing water restrictions leave gardens across the country scorched.
Egypt’s al-Sisi suggests a ban on Muslim husbands verbally divorcing their spouses
Egyptian President says the country’s high divorce rates is alarming and is suggesting ground-breaking legislation to ban Muslim husbands from
App developers launch technology to monitor drivers’ performance in Cameroon
Cameroon is trying to improve its road safety. The country has one of the worst road safety records in the
Ethiopia’s tech & gaming companies showcase new innovations
Ethiopia’s technology and gaming industry is growing. The annual Addis Ababa Design Week provides many businesses with an opportunity to
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela honoured by the African Union
The African Union (AU) Commission on Tuesday, honoured South African anti-apartheid struggle stalwart Winnie Madikizela-Mandela at a gala dinner hosted
AFCON 2017: 2015 champions Cote d’Ivoire knocked out, DRC progress as group winners
2015 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) champions, the Elephants of Cote d’Ivoire on Tuesday failed to make it out of