Kenya embarks on a marketing campaign in S. Africa to revive its tourism
Kenya’s Tourism Board has been met stakeholders in South Africa’s tourism industry in Cape Town. The East African nation is
Zimbabwe to sell some of its wildlife as drought worsens
Zimbabwe is putting its wild animals up for sale to save them from a devastating drought. Experts are however doubtful
London elects first Muslim mayor
British Labour Party’s Sadiq Khan has been elected mayor of London. He is the first Muslim mayor of an EU
High land prices contribute to the high cost of housing in Kenya
Despite its attraction for investors, Kenya’s housing market is still a mystery in many ways. This country of over 40
Egyptian dentist who doubles up as an artist
From dentist to doodler, Manar al-Sharqawi sells her artwork when she is not busy tending to patients in her Cairo
Morocco jails brother of presumed Paris attacks ringleader
A Moroccan court has sentenced the younger brother of suspected Paris attacks ringleader Abdelhamid Abaaoud to two years in prison
Zambia government to install 12,000 computers in schools across the country
Zambian government has set aside over K100 million ($20,000) to procure and install 12,000 desktop computers in schools across the
Egypt govt official blames violence on “Tom and Jerry”
An Egyptian government official has blamed the animated Tom and Jerry series for allegedly spreading a culture of violence. The accusations by
Kenyan govt to stop hosting Somali refugees
Kenyan government of Friday said refugees from Somalia will no longer be accepted in the country citing security fears. “The
Cameroon midfielder Patrick Ekeng dies after on-pitch collapse
Cameroon and Dinamo Bucharest midfielder Patrick Ekeng has died aged 26 of a suspected heart attack after collapsing on the