Splits in Boko Haram over leadership
According to AFP, Boko Haram elusive leader Abubakar Shekau has said that he is ‘still around’ through an audio message.
World’s tallest and thinnest observation tower opens in England
World’s tallest and thinnest observation tower opens in England today. The British Airway i360 takes passengers to 450 feet in
At least 76 dead, thousand houses ruined in Sudan heavy floods
Sudan’s Interior Minister Ismat Abdel Rahman said Wednesday that 76 people died and around 1,300 houses collapsed due to the
Bead Making women of the Mara
Beads are an integral part of the Maasai women throughout Kenya. It is common to see women from the Maasai
Impact of the Mara Migration on the locals
The annual Mara Migration is considered one of the seven natural wonders of the world. Over two million animals migrate from
Ugandan politician sold cattle to buy land worth billions
Ugandan Member of parliament , Margaret Muhanga, revealed to Uganda’s Parliamentary Committee on Statutory Authorities that she sold her cows
Cameroon National airline resumes flights to Europe
Cameroon’s national airline, Camair-Co, is set to resume flights to Europe after ban restricting it from flying into the European
Togolese President flies into Nigeria to meet Africa’s richest man
Togo’s President Faure Gnassignbe, flew into Nigeria to visit the Dangote Refinery owned by Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote reports
South Sudan’s President Salva Kirr fires six ministers allied to Riek Machar
President Salva Kiir has fired six ministers allied to his rival, Riek Machar. It’s widening a political rift in the
Protests against introduction of bond notes in Zimbabwe
After getting permission from the high court, about 14 opposition parties and dozens of civis society organizations have taken to