Nigeria’s Foreign Minister defends President Buhari’s overseas trips
Nigeria’s President Mohammed Buhari overseas trips were carefully selected in line with certain priorities and development objectives of the country
Planned increases on tea taxes discouraging Kenyan farmers
In Kenya, tea has been the leading major foreign exchange earner. Tea growers in the east African nation say taxes
South Africa to increase trade volume with Iran to $8 billion by 2020
South Africa has signed eight cooperation agreements in trade, joint investment, management of water resources and industry with Iran. President
AngloGold Ashanti Group tests new boring technology
The mining sector in South Africa is keen for some good news and the mineral resources minister visited the TauTona
Plans underway for a massive facelift for Uganda’s Entebbe Airport
Uganda is to undertake a major expansion project on its Entebbe International Airport. The multi-billion dollar project will see a
10 Malawians arrested for albino murder
Malawian police have arrested ten men for murdering an albino woman, as a team from the United Nations conducts a
US accuses both South Sudanese factions of frustrating peace efforts
The US is accusing both factions in South Sudan’s two-year conflict of frustrating efforts to bring peace into the country,
Riek Machar’s chief of staff arrives in Juba paving way for his return
South Sudanese rebel leader Riek Machar’s chief of general staff has arrived in the capital Juba ahead of a possible
Egyptian puppet satire with a sexual twist gets into trouble with the law
Egypt lawyer sues puppet show for allegedly defying Egypt’s values and ethics as the Members of parliament call for it
ICC to probe tragic Burundi violence
The International Criminal Court (ICC) will investigate the outbreaks of violence in Burundi that has killed hundreds and displaced thousands