Cameroon allows duty free goods from the European Union
European Union (EU) goods to start flooding the Cameroonian market as the West African signed an agreement with the EU
Halal supermarket told to sell pork and alcohol or face closure
Authorities in France’s capital Paris are taking legal action against a halal supermarket for not selling alcohol and pork. The
Talk Africa: South Sudan, back on the brink
Poised on the brink of an abyss. South Sudan descended into chaos earlier this month as the peace deal signed
Mogadishu, 5 years since al-Shabaab fled the city
This weekend marks five years since the Islamist group, Al-Shabaab, was driven from the Somali capital Mogadishu. At the time
Kenya’s property sector witnessing slow uptake of new units
Does Kenya have a real-estate bubble? That’s a question that’s come back into the limelight with data from Kenya’s Central
Unemployment rate in Morocco falls to 8.6% in second quarter
Morocco’s unemployment rate fell to 8.6% in the second quarter from 8.7% in the same period last year. That’s thanks
Republican Presidential candidate Trump takes aim at Somali refugees
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has sparked outrage among Somali refugees in America, after blaming them for a rise
Italian coast guard saves drowning kitten
Italian coast guard officers rescued and resuscitated a kitten that was about to drown on Friday (August 5) after falling
20 people arrested in Uganda after police break up a gay pride event
A gay pride event was broke up on Friday by Ugandan police in the country’s capital Kampala and about 20
Malawi’s “hyena” denied bail until investigations are completed
A HIV positive man who is facing charges in Malawi for having sex with more than 100 adolescent girls as