Egyptian president speaks of his government’s achievements in State of the Nation address
Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al Sisi addressed the nation on Friday evening, and notably spoke about his term in office
Kenyan police beef up security ahead of opposition protests
Kenyan police have beefed up security across the country in anticipation of the opposition coalition’s protests tomorrow. The Coalition of
Record champions Egypt and Senegal qualify for 2017 AFCON
Egypt and Senegal yesterday secured their slots in the 2017 African Nations Cup that will be hosted by Gabon, joining
Boko Haram Attack In Southeastern Niger Kills 32 Soldiers
Thirty soldiers from Niger and two from Nigeria were killed in a Boko Haram attack by “hundreds of assailants” on
Conquering Mount Kilimanjaro Feature 4: The infamous Western Breach
The team is approaching the most dangerous part of the climb, a steep ascent on gravel, snow, and ice, up
Egypt begins trial for journalists, deepens media crackdown
The trial began Saturday, June 4th for the head of Egypt’s journalists union and two board members charged with spreading
France disciplines 5 troops over C. Africa abuse
France has disciplined five soldiers accused of physical abuse in Central African Republic, where Paris had sent peacekeepers to quell
Boxing icon Muhammad Ali mourned by sports world
Muhammad Ali, the former world heavyweight boxing champion and one of sport’s most influential individuals, has died aged 74. Ali, who
Ethiopian national exams cancelled after leakage
Students in Ethiopia will not be sitting national university entrance exams. This after officials there cancelled them following a leakage
Africa wants India to take strong action to protect Africans
After death of a Congolese citizen in India, things have been on the edge. After the killing, a series of