Migrant deaths in first two weeks of 2017 reach double last year’s figures at same period
It’s only two weeks into 2017 but the number of migrants believed to have drowned while trying to cross the
Rwandan school girls create a mosquito repellent soap
Two girls from Rwanda, Sarah Benimana and Rachel Nikuze have created a soap that acts as a mosquito repellent. The
Interview: Botswana FM confident of landing AU chief job
With about two weeks left before the African Union Commission (AUC) Chairperson elections, one of the five candidates believes she
Priest is arrested over prophesying that President Mugabe will die this year
Pastor Patrick Mugadza has been arrested by the Zimbabwean Police after claiming that veteran President Robert Mugabe will die in
Ethiopia seeks aid to help 5.6 million people in need of food aid
The Ethiopian government alongside other partners on Tuesday launched the Humanitarian Requirements Document (HRD) for 2017, to seek funds to
ECOWAS has given President Jammeh until Wednesday midnight to step down
Gambia’s President, Yahya Jammeh, given until midnight tomorrow to vacate office and hand over power to the country’s newly elected
West African states prepare military force in case Jammeh fails to hand over power
West African nations are reportedly preparing a joint military force to intervene in Gambia if President Yahya Jammeh fails to
Gambia Supreme Court judge declines to rule on president’s election petition
The top judge in Gambia’s Supreme Court on Monday declined to rule on President Yahya Jammeh’s petition to overturn his
No voters card, no sex – Kenyan MP rallies women to force their men to register
A Kenyan Member of Parliament has called upon women in the country to deny their partners sex unless they have
These countries sell the world’s cheapest iPhones
The iPhone is many things, but it’s certainly not cheap. If you live in Angola though, chances are you’ll get