Burundi soldier detonates bomb killing two
A Burundi soldier killed himself and two citizens after detonating a hand grenade in a crowd in Ngozi town in
Gambia has banned music, dancing and drumming during Ramadan
Gambia has banned all ceremonies, festivities and programmes that involve drumming, music and dance during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
Tanzania plans to industrialize Dodoma city more in the next five years
Tanzania is planning to construct a logistic centre and a leather industrial park in its capital Dodoma in the next
#KnowYourAfrica: Niger’s uranium mining
Niger is the 4th largest uranium producer in the world after Kazakhstan, Canada and Australia and the largest producer of the
Central African nations to meet in Brussels for electrification funding
Member states of the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) will meet in Brussels on July 14 for a
Investigators: EgyptAir black boxes to stop emitting signals on June 24
The flight data recorders from an EgyptAir jet that crashed in the Mediterranean last month are expected to stop emitting
Google honours Ghana’s flag designer in its doodle
Ghana’s flag designer, Theodosia Salome Abena Kumea Okoh néé Asihene was on Monday honoured by Google in its doodle. Thedosia
South Sudan officials who embezzled $14m sentenced to life imprisonment
At least 16 South Sudan government officials have been sentenced to life in prison by the country’s High Court for embezzling
Tanzanian MPs oppose new tax on tourism services
A good number of Tanzanian Members of Parliament on Monday opposed the government’s plan to charge a Value Added Tax
Old Naledi: The transformation from village to town
Social problems can be overcome when communities get together and address issues. And this is exactly what’s happened in the