Kerry visits northwest Nigeria struggling with terrorism insurgency
US Secretary of State, John Kerry has arrived in the extreme northwest of Nigeria city of Sokoto, for an official
Egypt to hike fuel prices by 65 percent
Egypt plans to end fuel subsidies within three years, and is aiming to hike fuel prices by 65 percent in the
Tanzanian youths trained on tailoring as second hand clothes ban set to take effect soon
The youth in Tanzania are getting trained in tailoring with the government set to implement the East African regional ban
New radiation treatment machine unveiled in South Africa
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Chinese peacekeepers injured in South Sudan violence finally discharged from hospital
Two Chinese peacekeepers that were seriously wounded in South Sudan’s violence last month have finally been discharged from hospital. The
Best anthem in the world? Kenyan national anthem receives global praise after Rio closing ceremony
With the 2016 Olympic Games coming to a close, Kenya grabbed the whole world’s attention as its national anthem went
Nigerian air force says has wounded Boko Haram leader in hideout raid
Nigeria’s air force says it has killed a number of senior fighters of Islamists militant group Boko Haram and seriously
Kenyan president, opposition leader promise violence-free 2017 elections
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta and opposition leader Raila Odinga have vowed to ensure that the general elections slated for August
Tangus Innovative food service gaining popularity in Senegal
An innovative fast food service known as “tangus” has been launched in Senegal. And it aims to improve the eating
Rise in import of cheap electronics in Uganda could hamper economy
Uganda is trying to catch up with the rest of the world by fast-tracking technological innovation in the country. However,