Tunisia seeks EU help to combat terrorism after Sousse massacre
Tunisia wants to obtain security lessons from the investigation into the 2015 Sousse killings, but needs more help from the
UN urges Juba to go ahead with deployment of protection force
The UN Security Council has once again urged the South Sudanese government to go ahead with its agreement for a
Tanzania to impose taxes on charcoal to help curb deforestation
Tanzania is considering introducing a tax on charcoal with the aim of discouraging its use. Charcoal is widely used in
Turkey to partly fund multitrillion railway project in Tanzania
President John Magufuli while meeting with the visiting Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan at State House yesterday invited Turkey government
Zimbabwe: Widows Deprived of Property Rights
(Human Rights Watch) Widows in Zimbabwe are routinely evicted from their homes and land, and their property stolen by in-laws
Nigeria’s Femi Kuti urges stars, fans to focus on Boko Haram victims
Nigerian musician Femi Kuti on Monday urged his fellow celebrities and their fans to take to social media and pressure
Authorities in Nigeria warn that babies being used in suicide bombings
In a rather alarming and what has been described as a “dangerous” trend, female suicide bombers in Nigeria are now
US approves sale of 418 million dollars military equipment to Kenya
The US State Department has approved the sale of Air Tractor aircraft with weapons & other military support to Kenya
Roadside bomb kills at least four soldiers in Somalia town
At least four soldiers were killed and five wounded on Tuesday when a roadside bomb that Islamist insurgents said they
Somalia uses mind & body wellness exercises to overcome trauma
A mind – body exercise program in Mogadishu, Somalia is helping survivors of sexual violence overcome trauma, according to a report by