Small scale fishing struggling to stay afloat in Mozambique
South Africa’s Agriculture Minister has announced plans to institute an independent-audit into the controversial allocation of fishing-rights. The move comes
Egypt’s cabinet resignation aftermath
The resignation of the country’s Cabinet is being seen as a step closer for the former Defense minister Abdel Fattah
Uganda’s anti-gay activists celebrate new law amid criticism from Western donors
Uganda’s anti-gay campaigners were celebrating at the national theater, in the capital Kampala. This, after President Yoweri Museveni signed into
Dozens of students killed after Boko Haram raid a school in the North East
Dozens of students are reported to have been killed, after Boko Haram militants attacked a school in the North-Eastern part
AFRICAN REFUGEES IN ISRAEL
Around 53,000 Africans are seeking refuge in Israel. Many have fled violence at home – but they’re in limbo. The
Nigeria: Suspected Islamist Group Attack School and kill Dozens
Suspected Islamist gunmen on motorbikes stormed a primary school in Nigeria’s main northern city of Kano on Tuesday and opened
Nigeria’s Smartphones
The use of mobile phones for business transactions is quickly gaining popularity in Nigeria supported by a growing use of
Libyan plane crashes in Tunisia
A Libyan military plane crashed in Tunisia south of the capital early on Friday morning. The plane was carrying patients to Tunicia
Car bomb explodes near Somali Presidential Palace
A car bomb has exploded outside the Presidential Palace in Mogadishu followed by an ensuing gunfire, police have reported. Hi.
Nigeria’s president suspends the Central Bank Governor
The Nigerian president has suspended the country’s Central Bank Governor, Lamido Sanusi for alleged misconduct and distracting the bank from