Tricky start for Egypt on Nations Cup return
(Reuters) – Egypt return to the African Nations Cup finals for the first time since 2010 on Tuesday but face
Egyptian court stops transfer of Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia
An Egyptian court on Monday rejected a government plan to transfer two Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia. The Egyptian
Impact of Obama’s eight-year administration on Africa
During the Barack Obama presidency, relations between the United States and some African nations were strengthened, while others on the
Gambian government calls AU resolution to stop recognizing Yahya Jammeh as Gambian President ‘irresponsible and malicious’
The Gambia’s President Yahya Jammeh has called the resolution by the A African Union Peace and Security Council to no
World’s eight richest people own as much as poorest half of the world
The world’s eight richest people own the same amount of wealth as the poorest half of the globe, according to
Tanzania seeks $200m World Bank loan to clear debt of state power supplier
Tanzania is seeking $200 million loan from the World Bank for debt-ridden state power supplier TANESCO, the country’s energy minister
Kenyan President unveils over 500 new vehicles for the police
Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta has unveiled 525 vehicles which include 25 armored personnel carriers as part of the government’s police
Sadio Mane and Riyad Mahrez on target in impressive AFCON Group B Games
Liverpool’s Sadio Mane got on the score sheet on Sunday night to help Senegal overcome Tunisia in their first game
Obama extends sanctions against Zimbabwe before leaving office
United States outgoing President Barack Obama has extended sanctions against Zimbabwe for another year last Friday according to media reports.
Ghanaians to cheer for Uganda’s Cranes instead of national football team in AFCON
“Ghanaians will be supporting Uganda in Port Gentil,” radio journalist Mac-Paradise Okocha told Daily Monitor yesterday. According to the journalist