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Zimbabwe’s government plans to compensate white farmers

Zimbabwe has laid out plans to compensate white farmers who lost their farms under the country’s land reform programme. Details

Uganda and Tanzania are planning to build an oil pipeline connecting to Tanga at the coast of the Indian Ocean.

Nigerian Oil workers have suspended a country wide protest following an overhaul of the county’s most important parastatal -The Nigeria

The al-Shabaab militant group in Somalia has been on the back-foot this week. Airstrikes and raids against the militants killed

From Kigali to Kampala, Nairobi to Mombasa – Boda Bodas can be found across East Africa. The bikes are far,

Amid stories of desperation coming out of Europe’s migrant and refugee camps, there are more heart-warming ones too. Kapoush is

MPESA’s introduction to the market in 2007 was marked by stiff opposition from commercial banks. Over a decade later, Kenyan

Angola’s powerful veteran President Jose Eduardo dos Santos, Africa’s second-longest serving leader after 36 years at the helm, on Friday

A one-club hero, Mahmoud El Khatib spent his entire playing career with Cairo giants Al Ahly and is seen by

At 15 she was already on the world stage, coming 5th at the 1988 Summer Olympics. In 1990, at 17,