Travel companies introduce special bicycle tours in Cape Town
Championing the cause of eco-tourism while exploring the city on two wheels. According to the tour guides, the idea is
Uganda voters in the rural areas have different expectations of the elections
Matia Ssenjjazi puts in another day tilling his vegetable garden. He has lived in Lulele village in central Uganda most of
Weak currency, power gaps and drought hindering growth of Zambia’s economy
The kwacha has had a rough ride due to waning demand from the world’s top copper consumer, China, which hammered
UNSOM officers in Somalia feted for their exemplary work
18 uniformed officers serving in Somalia have been feted for their contribution to the peace process in the wartorn country,
142 people have so far been killed by meningitis in West Africa
Cote d’Ivoire became the latest country in West Africa where authorities confirmed on Tuesday of the raging meningitis epidemic. The
New sex abuse claims against DRC peacekeepers in CAR
UN peacekeepers from the Democratic Republic of Congo have been accused of sexually abusing four children who were living in
Nine detained in Chad by police over girl’s brutal gang rape
Nine people including 5 suspected rapists have been arrested by police in Chad after photographs of a girl allegedly brutally
#UgandaDecides: Uganda expects peaceful elections
Ugandan election officials say they expect peaceful presidential and parliamentary elections, saying the commission is ready to hold the poll
Jihadis used armoured vehicles in Mali UN base attack
Jihadis used armored vehicles in the attack on the United Nations mission in northern Mali that killed at least seven
East Africa set to launch regional e-passports
East African citizens will from March this year be able to access the East African Community (EAC) e-passports that will