Tanzania to reduce gas emission by a fifth
Tanzania is set to implement climate change mitigation actions to reduce greenhouse gas emission by 10 to 20 percent by
Gabon boasts of rich lingual diversity despite small population
Gabon, a country along the Atlantic coast of Equatorial Africa, is made up of a population of just around 1.6
South Sudan cabinet wants to triple spending for 2016/17
South Sudan’s cabinet wants to almost triple its spending in the next budget as it seeks to stabilize the fledging
South Africa students win award for nutritious version of Nutella
Six Stellenbosch University food science students have won second place in the International Union of Food Science and Technology’s (IUFoST)
Imagine the diversity of Africa under one roof #ifafricawasaschool
Africans have taken to social media to make fun of each other’s nation in a school setting, as the harsh
Kenyan’s on Twitter demand Sports Minister’s resignation following Rio mess
Shocking images have emerged showing the location where Kenyan Olympic athletes that are yet to travel back to their
UNHCR says more than 24,000 Somali refugees repatriated from Kenya
The UN refugee agency (UNHCR) says more than 24,000 Somali refugees have been repatriated from Kenya since a tripartite deal
49,000 children face death in northeast Nigeria – UNICEF
Close to 500,000 children around Lake Chad face “severe acute malnutrition” due to drought and the seven-year insurgency by Islamist
Burundians want term limits abolished – president’s commission reports
Burundi could scrap presidential term limits from its constitution after a report by a presidential commission said that most Burundians
Nigeria’s Central bank suspends lenders from interbank currency market
Nigeria’s central bank has suspended nine banks from the interbank currency market. The suspensions are because of a failure to