Togo FA requests Tunisia AFCON 2017 qualifier be moved to neutral venue
Togo’s football federation has requested that their Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in Tunisia scheduled for later this month be
UN sexual abuse cases and resolution to punish errant peacekeepers
The United Nations Security Council has adopted its first ever resolution to tackle the problem of alleged sexual abuse by
Rwanda gov’t officials start crackdown on filthy butcheries
Meat and beef dealers who have persistently failed to meet minimum required standards of hygiene in Rwanda are having it
Peanuts can help babies fight allergies: Research
New insights published in the New England Journal of Medicine this week show that early exposure to peanuts can be
Six new solar power plants commissioned in Algeria
Six new solar power plants with a total capacity of 48 megawatts (MW) have been commissioned in the province of
Woman in Zimbabwe found with 83 uncut diamonds hidden in her privates
A woman hiding 83 uncut diamonds in her underwear and private part was arrested by police in eastern Zimbabwe according
Anglo-South African firm Old Mutual to split up into 4 operations
Anglo-South African financial services group, Old Mutual plans to split into four main businesses. The company has blamed the possible
Foreigners and locals throng Almond festival in Morocco with new products showcased
The taste of the Tafraoute almond is known all over Morocco and justifies an annual celebration, not only of the
Prices of soft drinks in South Africa to go higher from April 2017
In last month’s budget speech, Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan announced that a sugar tax would be imposed as of 1
Ethiopia plans to rake in $1b from coffee exports
The home of Arabica coffee, Ethiopia recently hosted the 4th World coffee Conference bringing together thousands of coffee buyers, farmers