Postal services in Egypt defy email revolution
Let’s focus on a common problem in many states across the world – a state-funded postal service in slow decline.
Nigerians react to Buhari’s one year in office
One year has passed since President Muhammadu Buhari’s came into power after a historic victory in March 2015, becoming the
Chinese martial art Kung Fu gaining popularity in the Senegal
More and more people are showing interest in Kung Fu in Senegal. The Chinese brand of martial art has grown
Women-In-Maize farming initiative seeks to develop skills and improve yields
The women in maize program has officially been launched in South Africa. It aims to empower 5 000 women maize
China provides funds to help improve medical treatment in South Sudan
South Sudan’s state health service has received a much-needed shot in the arm. China is providing tens of millions of
Burkina Faso’s capital hit by water shortage and extreme heat
Water shortage has hit all areas across Burkina Faso’s capital, Ouagadougou, even the wealthiest neighbourhoods usually spared from such shortages;
Ghanaians object to social media blackout during elections
Ghana’s top cop has been quoted saying that the government is thinking of blocking social media during elections due to
Cameroon bans sugar imports to encourage local sugar production
Cameroon government cracks down on illegal sugar imports to protect and promote local sugar Scarcity of sugar has seen its
Police in Spain seize 74 African elephant tusks worth €200 000
Man arrested in Spain for trying to sell 74 African elephant tusks illegally The Man tried to sell the 744Kgs
South African woman uses Twitter to collect blankets for the poor
A South African woman who felt the Autumn chill inside her comfortable home, wondered about the harsh conditions the less