China has dismissed allegations of selling human flesh as corned beef to Africa
Chinese officials have dismissed claims by Zambian media that China has been selling human meat as food in Africa reports
UN on refugee camps closure: Nearly 14,000 refugees repatriated from Dadaab camp
The United Nations has been responding to Kenya’s recent announcement it plans to shut down two massive refugee camps. The
Less flights and increased delays as the aviation industry feels the bite of fuel shortage in Nigeria
Domestic flights in Nigeria experience increased cancellations and delays due to fuel shortage being experienced in the West African nation.
Zimbabwean migrants build profitable farm business in South Africa
During the Zimbabwean crisis, millions crossed to South Africa searching for ways to make ends meet… Life in a foreign
US Special Operations establish 2 covert outposts in Libya
U.S. Special Operations forces have established two covert outposts in Libya in an effort to establish ways to support armed
Kenya creates science day to spur innovation
Kenya on Tuesday announced the formation of a national science day to be marked for the first time in May
US supporting local forces in Somalia to conduct ground operations.
US forces have also been supporting the war against al Shabaab in Somalia, training special units and sometimes launching attacks
Kerry looks to keep good ties with Egypt: US State Department
US Secretary of State John Kerry will pay a brief visit to Cairo on Wednesday, during which he will meet
Rwanda opens first methane electricity plant
Rwanda has formally opened a unique methane power, which it is hoped will one day provide 60% of the country’s
Pictures of Nigeria, South Africa icons put on display
The faces of democratic leaders from South Africa and Nigeria have been put on display – as you’ve never quite