South Africa to start teaching robotics in primary school
South Africa is at an advanced stage to start teaching robotics starting at grade R to nine, said the Minister
Military takes key posts in Mali’s interim government
Mali’s interim president Bah Ndaw appointed a 25-strong government on Monday in which members of the military occupy key posts,
UNICEF, South Sudan launch campaign to tackle child marriage
South Sudan in collaboration with the UN children agency (UNICEF) on Monday launched a campaign aimed at ending rampant child
W.H.O. identifies candidates to lead probe into sex abuse reports in DR Congo
The World Health Organisation Director-General Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus announced that individuals had been shortlisted to lead an investigation into
Morocco arrests four IS-linked jihadist suspects
Morocco on Monday arrested four suspects allegedly linked to the Islamic State group who were plotting “dangerous and imminent terrorist”
Rwandan genocide suspect seeks transfer to The Hague
The defense lawyer of an 87-year-old Rwandan genocide suspect arrested in France has appealed to an international court not to
Tanzania records rise in foreign tourists: minister
Tanzania authorities said on Monday that the number of foreign tourists visiting the east African nation has started to rise
Kenya reopens tertiary institutions as risk of COVID-19 transmission subsides
A number of Kenyan institutions of higher learning opened their doors to faculty members and students on Monday after nearly
Ethiopia bans flights over dam for security reasons: civil aviation head
All flights over Ethiopia’s Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on the Blue Nile have been banned for security reasons, the
South African labor federation calls strike to protest poor economy, corruption
The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) on Monday called on all workers to stay away from work on