African Central Banks ready to act on any fallout from UK vote
The central bank of Mauritius said on Friday it was ready to take steps if needed to protect the Indian
Uganda national airlines to fly again – President
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni announced the plan to revive the East African national airline following more than 20 years of
Kenya, Ethiopia sign a pipeline deal with Ethiopia set to start gas production
Kenya signed a pipeline deal with Ethiopia months after Uganda chose to export its oil through Tanzania. The pipeline will
BREXIT: Cameron resigns, to step down in October
Prime Minister David Cameron announced his plan to resign following the vote for the UK to leave the EU. He had
The United States has sanctioned DRC’s Kinshasa police chief
US announced on Thursday that it has imposed sanctions against the chief of Kinshasa police in the Democratic Republic of
Angola’s President Jose’ Eduardo has confessed that his country is broke
Angola’s President Jose’ Eduardo has confessed that his country is broke. He attributed the situation to failure of the national
Jailed son of former Senegal President released through the Presidential Pardon
Former Senegalese President Adboulaye Wade’s son Karim Wade was released from prison in Dakar after a Presidential pardon. Wade has
#KnowYourAfrica: Liberia’s rich history
Liberia means the land of the free as it was formed by freed slaves from the United States and is
British Nollywood actress ‘Oyinbo Princess’ creating sensation in Nigeria
A British actress has been making waves on the Nollywood scene. Claire Edun speaks fluent pidgin – the unique Nigerian
ISIL doctrine difference could split Boko Haram
There have been growing rumors of a split within the Boko Haram militant group. American General Thomas Waldhauser says the