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Uganda holds talks with AU over delays on allowances of its peacekeepers in Somalia

The Ugandan military is in talks with the African Union (AU) over delays on allowances to its soldiers serving with

Somalia is still mourning the death of its nationals, who recently drowned trying to cross the Mediterranean to Europe. Now

Farmers in Egypt are combating water shortages with a new method of irrigation. They’re planting wheat fields on raised beds,

On Thursday evening Egypt’s central bank held the monthly meeting of its monetary policy committee. Analysts expect the central bank

Facebook reported a better-than-expected 51.9 percent rise in quarterly revenue. Its increasingly popular mobile app and push into live video

On paper its a meeting place for camel breeders, sellers and buyers, but over the years Morocco’s Guelmim market has

Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, has been reeling from plummeting oil prices. In a bid to manage government spending, President Muhammadu

Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi commissioned his government to increase food subsidies. It’s a step to cover low-income earners from

France has pledged to help Nigeria in its fight against Islamist terror group Boko Haram. The two countries’ defence ministers

The first Tanzania-Rwanda Trade Forum will be held on May 20 in the Rwandese capital, Kigali. The forum aims to