President Zuma in Iran for trade talks
South African President Jacob Zuma arrived in Iran for a two-day state visit for talks on trade and economic cooperation.
Sudan’s Darfur votes to retain multi-state system
Sudan’s western region of Darfur will remain in its current multi-state administrative status after the residents voted against uniting it
Residents of Mogadishu now enjoying relative peace & stability
For the first time in months – residents of Mogadishu are enjoying relative peace and stability, thanks to their very
Uganda’s crude oil export pipeline to pass through Tanzania
East African Heads of State have agreed to have Uganda’s crude oil pipeline to the coast to pass through Tanzania.
Talk Africa: The Obama’s Libya mistake
The U.S.- led invasion of Libya in 2011, was initially designed to protect civilians, but soon after Col Muammar Gaddafi’s
South Africa showcases its arsenal in three-day Navy festival
On Friday, the Navy festival kick-started in South Africa’s Simon’s Town. The festival, which is meant to celebrate service by
Zambia gov’t relocating foreigners to camps in the North
Zambia has relocated hundreds of foreign nationals, fleeing xenophobic attacks, to refugee camps in the north and northwestern regions of
Women entrepreneurs in Kenya cash in on selling popular Maasai blankets
A women’s group in Kenya is promoting use of the cultural Maasai blanket, a hand woven fabric done in bright
Tanzania’s 5 year economic growth plan
The Tanzanian Government aims to increase its growth rates to a historic 10 per cent by 2020 and pull millions
Buhari plans another trip despite criticism over his frequent foreign travels
Despite mounting criticism over his frequent foreign trips, Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari is set for yet another journey to the