Zambia opposition party to challenge President Edgar Lungu’s re-election in court
Zambia’s main opposition party has said it will challenge the re-election of President Edgar Lungu in court. The United Party
UN cuts food aid to refugees in Uganda due to funds shortage
UN relief agencies in Uganda have warned that they are cutting food aid to refugees in the east African country
Cholera cases increase in Burundi
Burundi has registered 95 cases of cholera in the country’s southwest regions over the past three weeks alone, health officials
China’s school delegation changing lives in Kenya’s biggest slum
Kenya’s biggest slum Kibera has been earmarked for an upgrade, in a joint venture by one of China’s middle schools
South Sudan’s former VP Riek Machar flees country
South Sudan’s former first vice president Riek Machar has fled the country, his party’s spokesman has revealed. In a press
Zimbabwe gets first one stop cancer facility
A 10 million dollars cancer treatment facility has been opened in the capital of Zimbabwe, Harare as the country seeks
Somalia inspires a reading culture as it rebuilds
At the book fair – Picture courtesy After years of civil war, Somalia is on the mend. To celebrate their
Mauritania’s Nouakchott, where the Sahara meets the sea
Islamic Republic of Mauritania is geographically part of the Maghreb and it borders Algeria, Senegal and Mali, along with Western
Kenya authorities ban night wedding at its coastal town
Kenyan security agents have banned night wedding ceremonies at the coastal town of Mombasa due to increased cases of insecurity.
Malawi to start importing electricity from neighbouring countries
Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) will start importing electricity from the border towns of Zambia and Mozambique reports The