Kenyan girl celebrates 3 years of being cancer free #ConqueringCancer
Back in 2011, 9 year- old Rose Nasimiyu rose to fame countrywide due to her brave battle with cancer. Nasimiyu
Liberia handed over protection of its security for the first time in 13 years
From now on, protecting security in Liberia is the responsibility of the country’s own security forces for the first time
Zimbabwe civil servants reject $100 advance pay from gov’t
Zimbabwean Civil servants have rejected a 100 dollar advance pay packet that the Government had offered to pay them while
South Africa’s tax season opens
South Africa’s tax filing season opens on the first of July. There’s a big push by the country’s revenue service
Egypt’s gov’t refutes reports that it had banned use of debit cards abroad
The Central Bank of Egypt has refuted reports that it ordered banks to ban the use of debit cards abroad.
Burkina Faso has arrested 10 people linked to terror attacks
Authorities in Burkina Faso have arrested 10 people linked to terror attacks in the country as well as in neighboring
Kenyan civil servants receive special training in China
Around 40 professionals from Kenya’s public sector have jetted off to China. They’ll be attending a training programme aimed at
South Sudan cancels 9 July Independence day due to cash shortage
The world’s youngest country has cancelled its Independence Day celebrations, saying what little money it has would be better spent
Kenya anticipates bumper harvest amid shortage fears
The Kenyan ministry of agriculture on Thursday said there was no shortage of maize and other key staples in the
WHO calls for efforts to improve pharmaceutical systems in Africa
The World Health Organization (WHO) has called for greater commitment and higher investment in Africa to build strong pharmaceutical systems