Kenya denies claims by Somalia’s President that nearly 200 soldiers died in the Al Shabaab attack
Almost six weeks on from the El Adde attack and Kenya’s been told very little about what happened. Al Shabab claimed to
Photographer makes stunning photo series to fight back against breastfeeding-shamers
What do you think or feel when you see a mother breastfeed in public? It’s 2016 and people are still
MTN withdraws case against Nigerian regulator
A statement issued by the telecom company says its withdrawing its challenge against the hefty fine to pave way for
African leaders in Burundi for political crisis talks
Five African leaders representing the African Union have arrived in Burundi to push for a mediation process to end the
Zika virus origin: The Zika virus was first discovered 69 years ago
The Zika virus was first discovered almost 70 years ago- in Uganda’s Zika Forest. Even though the virus is causing
Investors demand South African Government budget implementation be less rhetoric
Wednesday’s budget notwithstanding, South Africa may still be on the path to a credit ratings downgrade. When the Finance Minister
Mystery disease killing children in Lagos revealed
Latest W.H.O research shows one in five children in Africa is not being given life-saving vaccines.This failure to vaccinate is
FIFA to elect President on Friday to end the crisis
FIFA members will elect a new president and pass reforms that might bring an end to the scandal that brought
#Colourblind campaign trends in South Africa after Unrest
As racial tensions continue at universities across South Africa, students at the University of Pretoria have taken a stand against
Student shot dead after a highly competitive football match in Nigeria
A male student from Government Day School in Gombe, northeastern part of Nigeria, was shot dead allegedly by a police