Egyptians turn to herbal medicines amid medicine crisis
Egypt has for a while now been dealing with a shortage in medicine supply.The ongoing economic crisis has made it
AFRICOM confirms launching an air strike against Al Shabaab
The United States Africa Command, AFRICOM, has confirmed that it launched an airstrike against Al-Shabaab in Somalia last weekend. According
Ugandan police again arrest traditional king over November clashes
Ugandan police have re-arrested King Charles Wesley Mumbere who was granted bail by a court, a judicial official said on
South Sudan government says won’t enter talks with Machar
The South Sudanese government on Friday ruled out renegotiation of a peace deal with the now exiled rebel leader Riek
Egyptians turn to herbal medicines for every-day illnesses
Egypt has for a while now been dealing with a shortage in medicine supply.The ongoing economic crisis has made it
Team formed to probe Julius Nyerere International Airport fire incident
Tanzanian transport minister on Friday formed a team to investigate the cause of a fire that occurred at the Julius
Barclays Bank examined over possible apartheid-era bailout
South Africa’s anti-graft watchdog has reopened an investigation into whether Barclays Africa Group benefited from an apartheid-era bailout. A preliminary
Could 3D food printing be coming to a kitchen near you?
3D printing has become quite popular, it is used to make anything from bits of aircraft engines, to plastic parts,
AU says will stop recognizing Yahya Jammeh as president of Gambia
The African Union has said it will cease to recognize Gambian President Yahya Jammeh as the leader of the small
Somali town bans lavish weddings to encourage young men to marry
A town in Somalia has banned lavish weddings to encourage more young people to marry, and to stop them from