Nigeria’s main car plant idles as dollar crisis continues
Nigeria’s shoe, fashion and car exports are among the first causalities as the country’s budding non-oil industry has run out
South African school integrates blind children with special playground
In South Africa, a new playground that caters specifically for blind and partially sighted children has opened in Cape Town.
Sanctuary uses rescued cats as anti-poaching ambassadors
Conservationists in Uganda are raising awareness about the threat of poaching to the survival of the cheetah. They’re using big
Nigerian teenager caught selling soaps as phones in traffic
A Nigerian teenager has been arrested by Operatives of the Rapid Response Squad (RSS) of Lagos State Police Command for
Somali authorities block returnees from Kenya due to lack of funds
Authorities in southern Somalia say they’ve blocked refugees returning home from Kenya as they don’t get the humanitarian support they
Nigeria partners with the UN in bid to ease unemployment
Nigeria has launched an initiative in partnership with the United Nations to include more young people in the formal labour
Dutch inventor develops gravity-based electricity generator
A Dutch inventor says he’s developed a machine that generates electricity using gravity. Architect Janjaap Ruijs-senaars created the device using
Financial leaders to draw up communique ahead of G20 talks
Financial and Central bank leaders have started to hammer out a joint communique ahead of the G20 summit. Officials say
Children displaced by Boko Haram attack find their mother again
Three sisters separated from their parents after a Boko Haram attack have been reunited with their mother. The militant group
Tanzania’s opposition suspends pro-democracy demonstrations
Tanzania’s main opposition party has suspended protests scheduled for Thursday, to give time for negotiations with the government that has