Massive fire breaks out at popular downtown Cairo market
A huge fire broke out in the early hours of Monday at a popular market of street vendors in downtown
Suicide car bomb in Mogadishu kills two Somali police
A suicide car bomb at Mogadishu’s traffic police headquarters killed at least two officers on Monday, Somali police said, and
At least 20 people die in Rwanda landslides
At least 20 people, most of them children, were killed overnight by devastating landslides in northern Rwanda triggered by torrential
Talk Africa: Industrializing Africa
It has been said that manufacturing in Africa is only for the brave. With a declining contribution to Africa’s economies
Talk Africa: Rwanda’s economic miracle
Twenty-two years ago Rwanda was on its knees. In the wake of the 1994 genocide, thousands were dead, many more
Libyan Prime Minister Fayez Al Sarraj seeks support for his national accord cabinet
The chairman of the Libyan presidential council and the Prime minister of the government of national accord, Fayez Sarraj is
South Africa: Petition started to remove judge over rape comments
A petition has been started calling for the removal of High Court Judge Mabel Jansen over comments on Facebook regarding
Italy claims Egypt is “slow” in finding the Regeni’s killers
A team of Italian investigators has arrived in Cairo to follow up on the case of Guilio Regeni. The student
French delegation in Cairo for talks on military cooperation
A large delegation of French officials arrived in Cairo on Saturday evening for discussions on future military cooperation between Egypt
Franco Luambo, the pioneer of Rhumba music
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s capital Kinsasha has produced some of African greatest musical talents over the years. Koffi Olomide,