Burundi, Somali head of state meet to discuss AMISOM withdrawal plan
Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza and his Somali counterpart, Mohamed Farmaajo are expected to hold bilateral talks this week on ‘strengthening cooperation
Egyptian security forces kill 16 suspected militants – state media
Egyptian security forces killed 16 suspected militants in two separate raids in the city of Arish in North Sinai, state-run
Quaint South African eatery named ‘Restaurant of the Year’
A small beachside restaurant in South Africa has won the top prize at the inaugural World Restaurant Awards in Paris.
Disease-free grazing routes help reduce risk of illness to cattle
The morning calm of Losirien valley was broken by a cow bell tinkling as Benjamin Kerei led his herd of
Tunisia, Ghana sign 3 agreements to strengthen bilateral ties
Altogether three cooperation agreements were signed on Monday between Tunisian Foreign Minister Khemais Jhinaoui and his Ghanaian counterpart Shirley Ayorkor
Kenyan athletes prep for battle at World Cross Country Championship trials
World junior 10,000m champion Rhonex Kipruto said Monday that there will be no love lost during the Kenya trials on
South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe says he won’t buy Eskom assets
South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe said on Monday that he would not buy any assets which struggling state power firm
Senegal’s five presidential candidates
Senegal’s President Macky Sall faces off against four other candidates when the West African country heads to the polls on
Amazon targets Africans who would rather pay with cash
Amazon is tapping into e-commerce customers in Kenya who want to pay for goods in cash. The e-commerce giant has rolled
Suicide bomber kills 2 cops near famed Cairo tourist market
Egypt’s Interior Ministry says a suicide bomber killed two police officers and wounded three more while he was being pursued