Nigeria gov’t to ramp up electricity generation to 12,000 megawatts
Nigeria’s government says it is looking to increase electricity generation to 12,000 Megawatts in the shortest time possible. Inadequate power
Johannesburg in search of the city’s future tech entrepreneurs
The City of Johannesburg in South Africa is unearthing ICT entrepreneurs with the hope that their innovative technological ideas can
Nigerian pastor celebrates birthday by giving out 32 cars and millions of Naira
Nigerian pastor gave out 16 SUVs, 16 other Car makes and millions of Naira to celebrate his birthday Joshua
Another selfie fatality – Man killed by animal he was taking selfies with
A tourist was killed by a giant walrus while taking selfies in Yeshamko Wild Zoo located in the Chinese city
850 migrants intercepted off Libya’s coast
Libyan coastguards on Sunday intercepted around 850 migrants off the coast near the western city of Sabratha, a spokesman said.
Eight killed after gunmen attack mosque in Darfur, Sudan in revenge killing
Two children among eight villagers killed at a mosque in Sudan’s Darfur region on Sunday when Arab tribesmen attacked them
Egyptians stand with EgyptAir #IwillTravelbyEgyptair
There is still doubt on the causes that led to the crash in the sea of the MS804 Egyptair airplane. Egyptians
Presidential decree sets Somalia’s elections on track for August
Somalia’s president, Hassan Sheikh Mohamoud, issued a decree Sunday to legalize the 2016 electoral process in Somalia, after the outgoing
Africa’s growth projected to hit 3.7% this year
The African Development Bank (AfDB) projects Africa’s economy to grow by 3.7% this year as resilient private consumption and investment
Is Mauritius’ Ebène Cybercity leading Africa’s ‘smart’ city revolution?
Mauritius’ Ebène Cybercity was built 15 years ago to create a modern working environment for Mauritians and bring a hi-tech