China’s birth rate rises after relaxation of one-child policy
The universal second-child policy implemented early last year was a major factor in raising the number of births in China
Ugandan farmers lose thousands of cattle to disease
In Uganda, farmers in the western part of the country are losing their cows to a tick borne disease. East
Uganda says recaptures former Congo rebels
Ugandan authorities on Monday said they had returned dozens of former militants of a Democratic Republic of Congo rebel group
Cairo to continue its push to lift UN arms embargo on Libya
Cairo at the weekend hosted Foreign Ministers from neighbouring nations – to discuss the security situation in Libya. Egypt says
Gambians return home after Yahya Jammeh exit
Some of the more than 45,000 Gambians that fled their country in fears of a possible eruption of violence after
Central African Republic becomes the most dangerous place for humanitarian workers
Central African Republic (CAR) has surpassed Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia to become the most dangerous place for humanitarian aid
Zimbabwe businessman’s outrageous list of requirement for future wife
Zimbabwe’s rich businessman Wicknell Chivayo’s released a controversial list of requirements for a future wife. The wealth-flaunting tenderpreneur, who has
New Mauritius PM takes over from father as opposition cry foul
The outgoing Mauritian Prime Minister Anerood Jugnauth appointed his son to succeed him in the PM role, citing the need
Senate Speaker chosen ahead of election of Somalia’s president
Somalia has once again made progress in picking its new government. A 54-member upper house of parliament, a first for
Rwanda prevents 12 Burundians from being trafficked to the Middle East
Rwandan police has intercepted 12 Burundian nationals from being taken to the Middle East countries on suspicions of human trafficking