Uganda World Cup bombings judgement begins at Kampala court
A Kampala court is due to give its verdict on the suspects accused of masterminding the 2010 World Cup
Somali President calls for “better way” than forced repatriation of refugees in Kenya
Somalia’s president is calling for a, quote, ‘better way’ to bring home refugees from his country. That comes as Kenya
Tanzania performs first ever Heart Bypass surgery
Tanzanians with heart problems need not go abroad for medical attention after Tanzania doctors perform a historic heart bypass surgery
‘Tomato Ebola’ inflates prices and causes scarcity of the vegetable in Nigeria
The highly reproductive nature of the tomato pest ‘Ebola’ coupled with the favourable environment and lack of management knowledge for
Rwandese breaks world record in Cricket!
Rwandan Eric Dusingizimana batted for 51 hours non-stop to the claim the Guinness World Record (GWR) for the longest individual
Kenyan police foil terror plot, arrest two linked to Islamic state
Kenyan police say they have arrested two people linked to the Islamic State, who were planning to launch an attack,
South Sudan lecturers on strike over delayed salaries and bonuses
Education came to a standstill in South Sudan’s five public universities after the lecturers went on strike following the government’s
Rwanda to eject street vendors from Kigali in bid to make it even cleaner
Rwanda already boasts of having one of the cleanest urban centres in Africa, its capital Kigali. Authorities in the East
Children of Dadaab
As a child, life in the Dadaab refugee camp is full of hardship and difficulties. In the largest refugee settlements
South Sudan communities turn to culture & arts to promote peace
In South Sudan, divided communities are turning to art and dance in a bid to boost reconciliation. Juba residents have