Angolan shops rented out to churches as economy stalls
The Angolan economy has been seeing a downward trend. Vacant lots are everywhere as shops and other ventures go out
Gabon hosts AFCON for second time in five years
The Africa Cup of Nations begins today in Gabon as 16 teams go to battle to be crowned the continent’s
AFCON kicks off as hosts Gabon face debutants Guinea-Bissau
The 31st edition of the Africa Cup of Nations kicks off today in Gabon, with the hosts taking on debutants
Albino boy, 17, choked, hit with sharp object in brutal murder
Rights group Amnesty international has condemned the brutal killing of a 17-year-old boy with albinism, who was choked and hit
Tanzanian Bongo superstar Diamond Platnumz set for AFCON 2017 opening ceremony
Tanzanian Bongo superstar Diamond Platnumz is set to shake grounds at the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations opening ceremony in
Rwanda’s police warns against littering & dumping waste in unauthorized places
Rwanda National Police (RNP) has warned the public from throwing or dumping waste in unauthorized places since it contravenes the
African Union calls for Gambian President Yahya Jammeh to handover power to the new President-Elect
“If we fail the people of The Gambia, we will be failing Africa. We’ve come a long way. Democracy in
Nigerian MPs back asylum for Yahya Jammeh
Nigeria’s lower house has voted to offer Gambian President Yahya Jammeh asylum if he steps down, according to Gambian MPs.
Kenya lecturers threaten to go on strike as doctors’ strike enters its second month
Kenya Public University lecturers have threatened to go on strike if the government fails to implement a salary increment deal
Construction of the tallest building in Djibouti begins
Djibouti is set to get a brand new 23 storey twin towers building estimated to be worth 70 million US