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Mixed Martial Arts gaining popularity in Tanzania

Mixed Martial Arts, popularly known as MMA, is a hybrid martial arts form that has been steadily but surely taking

The new UN chief Antonio Guterres says he’s alarmed at new reports that Al-Shabaab militants are recruiting children. That comes

Emotions were raw as Chapecoense played their first match since most of their players died in a plane crash. Thousands

Malawi is poised for an ambitious revamp of its power industry. From January 2017, it’s opening up the sector to

People across Africa also marched in solidarity with the Women’s March in Washington. In Ghana’s capital, Accra, Katerina Vittozzi met

Ghana secured their place in the quarter-finals as Asamoah Gyan’s goal was enough to beat Mali 1-0 on Saturday Gyan

US President Donald Trump has accused the media of being dishonest over the number of people who attended his inauguration.

If you simply can’t do with either coffee or chocolate, or both, then this story is for you. South Africans

Uganda were seeking their first points of the AFCON competition against Egypt. A loss for the Cranes meant an early

Nigeria is battling a new outbreak of Lassa fever. The Centre for Disease Control has confirmed nine deaths and 20