38 killed in Floods in Tanzania
38 people are reportedly dead following heavy floods in the North Westaren region of Tanzania while a big number of
Reviving Jazz in Addis Ababa
The once buzzing JazzAmba club in Addis Ababa is presently a charcoal shell of its former self. A fire burnt
Africa Discusses the Future of a Green Economy
Egypt is hosting the 15th African Ministerial conference on the Environment. The United Nations’ bodies and the African Union’s are
UN plans to slap sanctions on South Sudan
The UN Security Council has unanimously adopted a resolution to impose sanctions on South Sudan’s warring sides. A sanctions committee
Africa’s female billionaire and her investments in Portugal
Isabel dos Santos, Africa’s richest woman has proposed a merger between Portugal’s largest listed banks Millennium BCP and Banco BPI,
Ronaldo launches cool but pricey shoe line
The world’s football sensession Cristiano Ronaldo is not only making money from the game but also want’s you to buy
Kenya sets fire to Tusks
The Kenyan government set ablaze about 15 tonnes of contraband ivory as it joined the rest of the world in
Kenyatta sets fire to illegal Ivory
The Kenyan government set ablaze about 15 tonnes of contraband ivory Tuesday as it joined the rest of the world
Uganda Battles Typhoid Outbreak
Health authorities in Kampala are battling an outbreak of typhoid in the capital and two other central districts. As of
South Africa’s Power Crisis Forces Small Businesses To Seek Energy Alternatives
Power cuts have become a way of life in South Africa. Small businesses are forced to find alternative sources of