Botswana agrees to extend 95 million USD credit line to Zimbabwe
Botswana has agreed to extend a 1 billion Pula (about 95 million U.S. dollars) credit line to Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe’s finance
China announces plan to help control desertification along African roads
China plans to help control desertification along artery roads in eight Central Asian and African countries, a senior forestry official
Trump-Kim summit ends without a DPRK denuclearization deal
President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un abruptly ended summit talks earlier than scheduled Thursday and canceled a planned signing
UN seeks $234 million in aid for Zimbabwe
The United Nations on Thursday launched an international appeal for aid for Zimbabwe following a drought that it expects to
South African court orders miners’ union to suspend planned industry-wide strike
South Africa’s labour court has ordered a mineworkers’ union to suspend its plans for an industry-wide strike from February 28
Fundraiser underway to fight fire on Mt. Kenya
Mount Kenya Trust, MKT, has launched an appeal for funds to help arrest spreading fires on the slopes of the famed
Unidentified group attacks Ebola treatment center in DR Congo
Armed assailants attacked an Ebola treatment centre in the eastern part of the Democratic Republic of Congo on Wednesday, setting
Tanzanian ref banned for life by FIFA for taking bribes
One of Tanzania’s top referees has been handed a life ban from football after FIFA found him guilty of taking
Chinese firm commissions 80-mln-USD ceramic tiles factory in Ghana
China’s Fujian Sentuo Steel on Wednesday commissioned an 80-million-U.S. dollar ceramic tiles manufacturing company in Tema, 25 km east of
Chinese envoy calls for support to Africa’s capacity building in peace and security
A Chinese envoy on Wednesday called for international support for Africa’s capacity building in the areas of peace and security.