Protests planned in Nigeria over fuel price hike
A decision by Nigeria’s government to stop paying fuel subsidies has seen fuel prices in the country almost double. Labour
Arms embargo exemptions being considered for new Libyan government
World powers including the United States are ready to consider demands from Libya’s new unity government for exemptions from a
Chinese firm building new manufacturing plant in Durban
Chinese cable manufacturing giant, Yangtze Optics has invested a million dollars in South Africa. The company is building a new
Drones to help deliver medical supplies in Rwanda
Rwanda is about to become the first country in the world to use drones to deliver medical supplies. It’s teamed
Finland tells Somali refugees to return to Somalia
Finland has tightened restrictions on giving residence permits to asylum seekers from Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia, saying it is now
New technology allows one to skip the waiter and order using a Bluetooth mat
A Japanese tech company has come up with a novel way to make ordering your food a lot easier and
Top African countries to investment in
According to a report released by Ernst & Young, Africa’s economy evolution was determined by the change in political landscape,
Kenyans on Twitter condemn terrifying police brutality witnessed in capital
Kenyans on social media have joined forces to condemn terrifying police brutality witnessed in the country’s capital, Nairobi, as the
The plight of Mozambique refugees in Malawi
Joao Fernando fled his home in Mozambique’s Tete province, in December last year. He says government forces arrived at his
Burundi says Rwanda has expelled 1,300 Burundians, amid straining relations
Rwanda has expelled more than 1,300 Burundians from its borders in the past week after they declined to move to