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
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
Latest spate of fighting in the C.A.R
The Central African Republic continues to witness violence with the latest spate being reported near the airport in Bangui. Chadian troops
Libyans held celebrations long into Monday night, to mark three years after the uprising that toppled Muammar Gaddafi. Fireworks, music
Egyptian Tourism Under Threat
The recent suicide bombing in Egypt’s Sinai region will see tourism negatively affected. In the last 3 months, the country
Egypt: Political Turmoil Delay’s Judicial Reforms
Judicial reform was one of the main demands that made protesters in Tunisia, Libya and Egypt take to the streets
Nigeria’s Naira Dwindling Fortune
These are certainly not the very best of times for the Nigerian currency, the naira. For much last year it
Hijacked Ethiopian AirLine
Passengers aboard an Ethiopian Airlines flight that was hijacked by the co-pilot on Monday have finally landed in Rome. The
Uganda’s Anti-Gay Bill
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has agreed to sign the controversial anti-gay bill into law, warning that those who promoted homosexuality