Cote d’Ivoire’s Alassane Ouattara names new cabinet with few changes
Cote d’Ivoire’s President Alassane Ouattara on Wednesday named a new government, one that is slightly smaller than the previous one.
Germany to deploy helicopters, troops to U.N. mission in Mali
Germany’s cabinet on Wednesday approved the deployment of eight attack and transport helicopters to Mali as part of a United
#DeadPose challenge causes uproar raising questions on responsibility of social media users
The mastermind behind the infamous #DeadPose challenge says that he will not stop posting images of people participating in the
#DeadPose challenge causes uproar raising questions on social media users’ responsibility
The mastermind behind the infamous #DeadPose challenge says that he will not stop posting images of people participating in the
World leaders to gather from Jan 17th to 20th in Davos for the World Economic Forum
The World Economic Forum is scheduled to start next week and run from January the 17th to 20th. More than
Uganda members of parliament raise money for the national football team
The members of Parliament in Uganda have raised approximately 59,260.45 US dollars (215 million Ugandan shillings) for the Ugandan football
Ahmed Hussen, becomes first Somali-Canadian minister in Canada
Somalia born Toronto Member of Parliament Ahmed Hussen has become the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship in cabinet reshuffle
Sudan University honours SPLA Army Chief for role in peace keeping
Sudan’s Al Neelain University has awarded an honorary doctorate to South Sudan’s SPLA Chief of Staff Gen Paul Awan Malong.
Uganda opposition officials dispute $1.7 million awarded to MPs
Civil society activists in Uganda are raising concerns about 1.7 million dollars that was given to government officials for their
Egypt bikers compete in country’s weekly motorcycle rally
A group of rally enthusiasts in Egypt have been taking their motorbikes off-road to explore some of the country’s majestic