FIFA President Gianni Infantino celebrates birthday in South Sudan
FIFA’s new President Gianni Infantino is in South Sudan on his first International trip since taking over as the head
Zimbabwe to import 469,000 tonnes of white maize as drought bites
Zimbabwe has placed orders to import 469,000 tonnes of white maize after a drought hurt production of the staple crop,
Passenger rail service making a comeback in Botswana
Infrastructure is a vital requirement for the economic growth and development of any country, and diamond rich Botswana is no
Terrorism remains key concern for African investors
The Africa CEO forum came to a close on Tuesday in Cote d’Ivoire’s capital, Abidjan with renewed concern over the
Number of jobless youth in South Africa climbing steadily
Unemployment levels in in South Africa have doubled in the last 20 years. Despite the onset of a proper democracy
Nigeria’s fuel shortage persists despite increased supplies
Nigeria has been battling a long bout of fuel scarcity with long lines at petrol stations now the norm. The
South Sudan’s Ministry of Justice sets 12 women free on Mothers’ Day
Much of the Arab world celebrates Mother’s day on March 21, in contrast with the more internationally recognized dates. Sudan’s
63 million people in Nigeria lack access to clean & safe water
As the world celebrates the World Water Day this Tuesday, an international agency Oxfam, says access to safe water and
South African company uses humidity to produce water
Provision of affordable, clean water is high on the agenda in South Africa at the moment, especially as the country
Angolan authorities rush to avert worst Yellow Fever outbreak in thirty years
Authorities in Angola are rushing to halt one of Africa’s most-feared killers. Yellow fever has claimed almost 160 lives in