Uganda Decides: Some observers give Uganda poll a clean bill of health
Some observers have given the Ugandan polls a clean bill of health. They say it was largely free and fair.
M-Kopa solar provides affordable power to rural Kenya
Solar power has been an elusive idea for millions of Africans because of its high cost and slow technology, but
Talk Africa: Africa’s 3rd term debate
To go, or not to go? An increasing number of African countries have moved to amend their constitutions, to extend
South African businessman Sexwale still in the race for FIFA post
The FIFA presidential election takes place in Zurich on the 26th of February and of the five candidates, Tokyo Sexwale
UNICEF: Acute malnutrition rate has risen sharply since December in Malawi
The drought situation in Malawi appears to be getting worse. Latest statistics on severe acute malnutrition shows a 100 per
The UN, Somalia are seeking durable solutions to IDPs plight
The growing number of Internally Displaced Persons in Somalia has prompted calls for a quick response. The United Nations says
Leaders from 7 African countries in Egypt for the Africa 2016 Forum
The Africa 2016 business forum opened on Saturday morning, in the Egyptian resort city of Sharm el Sheikh. 7 African
10 people arrested in raids against ISIL across Morocco
In Morocco, counter-extremist investigators said on Friday they have succeeded in disrupting an extremist plot, following a series of raids
Thabo Mbeki in US to lobby the world to help stop Africa’s financial haemorrhage
Africa loses tens of billions of dollars every year through crime and corruption. And now the fight to stop that
Formation of South Sudan unity government suspended as Machar stays aways
The formation of a unity government in South Sudan has been suspended, until opposition leader Riek Machar returns to Juba.