Ethiopia welcomes Africa’s first private ICT training hub
Africa’s first private hub for Information and Communication Technology training has opened in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Hundreds of IT professionals
Sole female Presidential candidate hopes to become DR Congo’s next leader
DR Congo’s Supreme Court has ordered the release of three prominent pro-democracy leaders held for more than a year for
Southern Africa: SADC to establish tech University
Sadc could soon establish a fund to drive its major development programmes and open a technical vocational education university to
Facebook founder Zuckerberg makes first-ever visit to sub-Saharan Africa
Facebook Founder, Mark Zuckerberg, yesterday made a surprise sudden visit in Lagos, Nigeria. The 32-year-old tech entrepreneur surprisingly made a
Zimbabwe begins dehorning rhinos in bid to slow down poaching
Zimbabwe plans to dehorn 700 of its strong rhino population in an effort to discourage poaching. This comes after 50
Youths in Cameroon volunteer to repair roads in the country
Hundreds of youths in Cameroon through a volunteer youth group in Cameroon ‘Human Bulldozers’ have had enough of bad roads
Rwanda to spend $1.8M less in 2017 presidential vote
Rwanda’s 2017 Presidential elections will cost less than the previous election held in 2010, the country’s National Electoral Commission (NEC)
Kenya’s Uhuru Kenyatta in Juba for talks with Salva Kiir
Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta has travelled to neighbouring South Sudan to meet President Salva Kiir for talks over the continued
Sudan urges South Sudan to drive out armed groups from Juba
The Sudanese government has asked neighbouring South Sudan to expedite its pledges to expel armed groups from the capital, Juba.
Nigeria’s Dangote Cement shakes-up Kenya market
Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, cement plant in Ethiopia has started selling the cement in Kenya with plans of setting