History to be made in Rio as Senegalese referees set to preside over Olympic football match
For the first time in history, a group of three African referees will preside over a football match together, during
Ill-fated EgyptAir jet sent smoke-alarm warnings before crash
The EgyptAir jet that crashed in the Mediterranean on Thursday sent a series of warnings shortly before disappearing off
President Uhuru Kenyatta leads Kenyans in congratulating record-breaking rugby star Injera
Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta has led other Kenyans in congratulating the country’s rugby star Collins Injera for breaking the record
Egypt’s first female rally driver looks to beat the big boys
Rallying in Africa is mostly a male-dominated sport, but that is slowly starting to change. In Egypt, one woman has
Burundi peace talks begin in Tanzania
Burundi factions have opened dialogue in Tanzania to end the year-long political crisis that has dodged the country since President
Smartphones win in Senegal
Studies have shown that Africa currently has more cellphones than the United states and Europe combined. The rise of mobile
Zimbabwe Resilience-Building Fund seeks to raise $50 billion for disaster management
Zimbabwe has launched a resilience-building fund. The money is meant to go to people affected by natural disasters. And that
Burundi’s government, opposition in Arusha for dialogue
Key peace talks over the crisis in Burundi are under way in Tanzania. Politicians from Burundi are locked in talks
Talk Africa: Closing Dadaab Refugee Camp in Northern Kenya
Home to over three hundred thousand people, the Dadaab Refugee Camp in Northern Kenya is the largest in the world.
South Africa to begin acid mine drainage in 2020 from an initial date of 2015
South African minister of water and sanitation announced earlier in the month that her department was ready to implement a