Cairo hosts dog competition to find best of breeds
With great pride dog owners display their canines, each looking to impress judges with their dogs beauty and uniqueness. Around 200
Harsh economy affects Valentine’s day celebrations in Cape Town
A popular shop in Cape Town has everything you need to take and capture that special moment. And it has
American firms compete with Africa for Latin America, Caribbean
On New Year’s Eve the tanker “Theo T” left the Texas port of Corpus Christi bound for Europe, laden with
Zimbabwe authorities ground cargo plane after body was discovered on board
Zimbabwean authorities impounded a cargo aircraft carrying a consignment for the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) after a body was
Plans underway to revamp tourism infrastructure in Sudan
After taking a beating during years of civil strife in the country, Sudan is currently looking to revamp its tourism
Zimbabwe MP kisses his way to record books on Valentine’s
Zimbabwean Member of Parliament Joseph Chinotimba and his wife Vimbai have kissed their way into record books. The couple scooped
Buhari dismisses media bosses
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari has sacked the heads of six agencies under the Federal Ministry of Information and Culture. The
95-year-old-woman who gave life savings to Buhari dies
Ms Hajiya Fati Koko, the 95-year-old woman who donated $500 life savings to assist Gen Muhammadu Buhari campaign for Nigeria’s
AU in Somalia to review troops preparedness against militants
The Africa Union team is in Somalia to assess its troops preparedness to ward off terror threats from Islamist militant
50 killed in Angola yellow fever outbreak
Al least 51 people have died following a yellow fever outbreak in Angola, less than two months after is started