Africa needs more investments and partnerships: Senegalese president
Senegalese President Macky Sall said he would push for funding of African economies, equity and fight against tax evasion during
Victims of Tuesday’s Mogadishu attack to be airlifted to hospitals abroad
Somali’s minister for health, Mohamed Haji Abdinoor said that they are considering taking seriously injured patients abroad for further treatment.
At least 16 dead, 85 injured in Tunisia road accident
The death toll from a road accident involving a heavy truck and a bus in northwestern Tunisia on Wednesday rose
Low quality of English linked to poor education system in Nigeria
A poor education system in Nigeria is among the causes of the declining quality of spoken English in the country
Russian offers to be the first human head transplant
A Russian man, Valery Spiridonov, has volunteered to be a patient in the first procedure of human head transplant reports
Tanzanian government orders universities to payback ‘ghost’ loans
Fifteen universities in Tanzania have started paying back billions of shillings that were issued as loans to ghost students by
Gabonese superstar joins English Premier League side on record fee
Gabon international Didier Ibrahim Ndong has joined English Premier League side Sunderland from Ligue 1 outfit FC Lorient for a
Talk Africa: Transforming Gambia
It may be the smallest country on the African continent, but the Gambia is endowed with arable land, coastal and
Kikoromeo specialises in Africa traditional prints
Scottish fashion designer, Ann MCreath came to Kenya in 1996 to do relief work. But after 3 years on the
Egypt, Cyprus sign gas deal
Egypt and Cyprus have signed an agreement that will pave the way for the supply gas to the African nation