Former Malian teacher might be the first to be prosecuted by the ICC for destroying cultural artefacts
The International Criminal Court will decide whether a former trainee teacher accused of damaging monuments in ancient Malian city of
World Food Programme marks Africa Day for School Feeding
The Kenya Ministry of Education, Science and Technology and the World Food Programme are celebrating Africa Day for School Feeding
Kenyan, Ethiopian runners dominate the inaugural 2016 Hainan Marathon in China
Runners from Kenya and Ethiopia ensured they left lasting impressions during the inaugural edition of the Hainan Marathon in China
Cairo’s all-woman gas station
Filling up petrol in Cairo is no longer a task reserved exclusively for men. A service station in the upscale
Somali gov’t issues stern warnings to terror funders, supporters
Reactions have been streaming in following Sunday’s deadly blast in the town of Baidoa in Somalia. The government is concerned
Fishermen raise concern over Lake Victoria’s fish stocks
In the past 20 years, Lake Victoria has seen a boom in fishing companies and fishermen. But stocks are depleting
50,000 diarrhoea cases, 30 deaths reported in Zimbabwe since beginning of 2016
About 50 000 diarrhoea cases and 30 deaths have been reported throughout Zimbabwe since the beginning of 2016, the country’s
Nigeria Football Federation vows to never hire a local coach
The Nigeria Football Federation(NFF) through its President Amaju Pinnick have vowed to never employ a local coach again following the
Whatsapp to remove Blackberry, Nokia from list of supported platforms
Popular mobile messaging service WhatsApp will be ending support for all versions of BlackBerry OS and Nokia by the end
Kenya refutes airport terror threat claims
Kenya’s airport authorities have refuted claims that the country’s airports are under imminent threat from terror activities, amid tight security