Tobacco store in Cape Town boasts 223 years in existence
A tobacco store in Cape Town is defying longevity by remaining open for business for 223 years. The family run
Yoruba king visits Washington to promote local culture
The leader of the Yoruba people, the Ooni of Ife, has been undertaking a tour of the United States, heading
Referee bizarrely sends player off for farting during match
A footballer was bizarrely sent off the field of play for farting during a match in which his team went
Angola barely managing following the decline in oil prices – President
Angola is broke according to President Jose Eduardo since the national oil company Sonangol failed to remit cash to the
IOC is intimidating Kenyans, former gold medalist says
Former 1,500m Olympics gold medallist Noah Nyeny has blasted the International Olympics Committee (IOC) for its decision to have Kenyan
Uganda to pull troops out of Somalia by December 2017
Uganda will pull its forces from Somalia by December 2017. The country’s Chief of Defence Forces, General Katumba Wamala, said
300,000 African youths to get an opportunity to be trained
Swiss company Nestle is rolling out a on-the-job training for 300,000 African youths across the continent in a bid to
1,200 die in Nigerian aid camp due to hunger and illness
More than 1,200 people have died at an aid camp in northern Nigeria due to starvation and illness, medical charity
Cheating in relationships could soon send one to jail in Cameroon
Spouses who cheat on their partners in Cameroon could soon be sent to jail if a new bill being debated
Inventor creates a ‘ghost phone’ that can only be seen using smart glasses
Inventor creates a ‘ghost phone’ that can only be seen using smart glasses If you use public transport on a