Ford South Africa recalls 4,500 cars after cars burst into flames
U.S. automaker Ford on Monday recalled 4,500 Kuga SUVs sold in South Africa after dozens of reports of the vehicles
Watermelon farming in Kenya’s RiftValley
Farmers in Kenya’s Rift Valley have traditionally been a maize and wheat crowd. But with stiffer competition and cheaper imports,
Chinese construction company to build tallest building in Djibouti
Chinese construction corporation, China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation (CCECC) has laid foundation stone to build its Djibouti headquarter. The new
Tanzania plans to build its fifth international airport in Dodoma
Tanzania’s prime minister said Monday that the country plans to build its fifth international airport in Dodoma. Speaking at the
Malaria the killer disease of 2016
Malaria is the leading killer disease of 2016, even with decreased number of cases in 2016 as compared to 2015
Flight MH370: Search for vanished airliner suspended
The search for the Malaysian airliner that disappeared three years ago with 239 on board has been suspended. In a
Malawi poised for an ambitious revamp of its power industry
The Government of Malawi is set to open up power industry to private suppliers from January 2017, to help revamp Malawi’s power industry.
The last man to walk on the moon dies
The last man to walk on the surface of the moon, United States former astronaut Gene Cernan has died at
Abductors demand $300,000 for release of hostages kidnapped in Nigerian school
Gunmen who kidnapped eight people from a school in south-western Nigeria last week have issued a ransom demand. The Abductors
Uganda Cranes to play first match in AFCON against Ghana today
Uganda Cranes will be playing Ghana’s Black Stars in Port Gentil’s Stade Sogara, Gabon today after 39 years of missing