Namibia’s President declares drought a national disaster
Namibia’s President Hage Geingob officially declared a state of emergency as of yesterday following the drought that has been raving
Nigeria seeks China collaboration in maritime trade
The Nigerian government has appealed for its Chinese counterpart’s collaboration in the maritime sector for economic growth. A statement reaching
WWE signs first Chinese national wrestler
The US sports-entertainment giant World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) said it hopes up-and-coming wrestler Bin Wang will help increase WWE’s footprint
Jobs crisis cripples young graduates’ prospects in South Africa
Tens of thousands of young graduates in South Africa are struggling to find jobs. Currently the country is facing dismal
Somalia outlines economic strategy for first time in 30 years
Somalia’s national development plan has been unveiled for the first time since the collapse of the central government. The country
Somalia 56 years on later: President calls for peace, but says terrorism still a challenge
There was much pomp and celebration in Mogadishu, as Somalia marks Independence Day. The East African nation achieved independence on
UNICEF urges Uganda to reduce child deaths
UNICEF says Uganda needs to double its efforts to reduce the deaths of children – especially those younger than five.
Rio2016:Olympic champion David Rudisha beaten during trials
World 800 metre champion David Rudisha has been defeated on the last day of the Olympic trials. The record holder
Angola steps up efforts to fight poaching and ivory trade
Angola is stepping up efforts to fight poaching and ivory trade. The government has said it will implement tough new
Uganda makes gains reducing HIV infection rates
Uganda says it is making gains in reducing HIV/Aids infections. The country’s health ministry says new infection rates have nearly