Zimbabwe civil servants relieved after govt announces pay dates
Zimbabwe’s government has announced July pay-dates for civil servants which will see most of them getting paid at the end
16 killed by cholera in CAR, 34 in Congo
At least 16 people have died from cholera in the Central African Republic and there have been 66 recorded cases
Kenyan coach John Anzrah had gone for a decent meal at the athletes’ village in Rio
A Kenyan sprint coach had one thing in mind when doping testers came calling at the Rio Olympics athletes’ village
American cancer patient hosts party before euthanasia
Could you embrace your own death? Betsy Davis from California, US was diagnosed with terminal illness amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
Security experts say millions of cars’ keyless entry systems can be hacked
Thieves could, in theory, break in and steal items without leaving a broken window in your car which has keyless
South African mineworkers strike ends as union signs 2 year deal with Eskom
The wildcat strike by the National Union of Mineworkers at Eskom power stations is over. In the early hours of
Somali photographer hopes to show a nation rebuilding
The world marked International Youth Day on Friday. Africa has the world’s largest young population, so it’s an especially significant
Ugandan MPs claim Kenyan policemen demanded bribes from them
A diplomatic spat is brewing in East Africa. Uganda’s Parliament is furious about the alleged mistreatment of some of its
Zambia’s opposition leader confident of election win
Ahead of Zambia’s vote, the main opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema said he would not accept defeat. So, with first results
Youths recycle old mobile phones in Niger
A significant increase in mobile phone use in Africa has seen a rise in electronic waste especially in large cities.