3 soldiers killed in mine explosion in Tunisia
Three Tunisian soldiers were killed and five others wounded on Monday in a mine explosion near the border with Algeria,
Benin President visits Rwanda
Rwandan President Paul Kagame received the President if Benin, Patrice Talon yesterday on his first visit to the East African
Ghana captain Asamoah Gyan on the verge of returning to English football
Ghana’s captain Asamoah Gyan is on the verge of returning to English football, with Championship club Reading reportedly working to
Irish rock star Bono, Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote visit displaced people in Nigeria
Famous multi-billionaire businessman, lead musician of rock band U2, songwriter and Philanthropist Paul David Hewson popularly known as Bono, who
South Sudan seeks $300m loan for budget
South Sudan’s government is seeking $300 million in loans to support its next budget as it works to stabilize the
Uganda’s army loses billions to ‘ghost’ pilot
The Ugandan Ministry of Defence has lost more than 2.4 billion Ugandan shillings (around 711,528 US dollars) over the last
Kenyans and Chinese come together to support wildlife conservation in colorful run
Hundreds of Kenyan and Chinese nationals came together yesterday to pledge their support for the conservation of wildlife in a
Kiswahili becomes an official language in East Africa
The East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) has passed a resolution to make Kiswahili the official language of the East African
#AfricaRioTriumph: Ethiopia’s Almaz Ayana captures world’s affection by breaking 23-year record
Ethiopia is known to produce great long distance runners, and is home to some of the greatest long distance athletes.
Buhari tells Boko Haram to pick international NGO to represent it in Chibok girls talks
The Nigerian government has proposed that Islamists militant group Boko Haram pick a non-governmental international to represent it in talks