Former Egyptian minister handed prison sentence for corruption
An Egyptian court sentenced a former Information Minister and two of his sons to prison terms for corruption. The Cairo
Talk Africa: Conversation with Equatorial Guinea’s President Obiang
On the occasion of his inauguration as president of Equatorial Guinea, His Excellency President Teodoro Obiang spoke exclusively to Talk
US Officials warn of potential for further attacks in Sahel region
American officials are warning of the potential for further terrorist attacks on civilian targets within or close to the Sahel
Rwanda to mechanize 50 per cent of agriculture land by 2020
In a bid to boost agriculture and fight hunger and poverty among poor rural farmers, Rwanda targets to adopt mechanization
Former Egyptian minister, his two sons sentenced for corruption
Egypt’s official news agency said a Cairo Criminal Court has convicted and sentenced former Information Minister Safwat el-Sharif and two
African tourism stakeholders convene in Cairo to sharpen skills
Egypt is playing host to a training course for African experts in the tourism industry. Yasser Hakim met up with
Students in Dakar compete in Chinese cultural showcase
The number of Senegalese students learning Chinese and who would like to continue their studies in China, is ever increasing
#SocialMediaForGood: South Africans come together to donate blankets to the needy
This is a tale that will warm not just your heart. On Thursday people came together for the Twitter Blanket
Mogadishu Talent Search encompasses 17 districts, aims to foster peace
Mogadishu’s got talent – at least according to some residents. The Somali capital has been treated to a show by
Ready to leave Dadaab from home
Repeated calls in recent months by Kenyan government officials to repatriate half a million Somali refugees currently living in the