Zambia needs 738,000 tonnes of maize for relief efforts
Zambia needs approximately 738,000 metric tonnes of maize to meet the food needs of individuals impacted by drought over the
China ready to strengthen high-level exchanges with France, says Wang Yi
China is willing to strengthen high-level exchanges with France, give play to the leading role of head-of-state diplomacy, and push
Iran seeks mutually beneficial cooperation with Africa: president
Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi said on Friday that his country sought to expand cooperation with African states. Raisi made the
Olympic flame officially handed over in Athens
The Olympic flame was formally passed to the organizers of Paris 2024 during a ceremony in Athens on Friday.
Sixteen dead, 28 missing after boat capsizes off Djibouti coast
At least 16 people are dead and 28 missing in a new migrant boat disaster off the coast of the
Dragy Testimonial: We Put The GPS Efficiency Meter To The Test
Back in the olden days, when measuring a vehicle’s performance, we utilized the seat of our trousers– claiming that makes
Tanzania’s first fishing harbor to be completed in 2025
The construction of Tanzania’s first-ever fishing harbor will be completed in 2025, boosting the country’s fish catches in deep seas,
Kenya Airways reports profit for the first time since 2017
Kenya’s national carrier Kenya Airways recorded an operating profit in 2023, its first in seven years. The airline, whose biggest
South Africa regulator fines former Steinhoff chief for accounting fraud
South Africa’s financial regulator levied a penalty of approximately 25 million U.S. dollars against former Steinhoff International CEO, Markus Jooste
Kenya releases bodies linked to Shakahola starvation incident to families
The Kenyan government says it will release some of the bodies of victims of the Shakahola starvation incident next week.