South Sudan President has re-appointed rival as vice president as per the peace deal
The President of South Sudan, Salva Kiir reappointed rival Riek Machar as vice president as per the peace deal that
Rwanda to relocate Burundian refugees
Rwanda government has announced that it will be relocating about 75,000 Burundi refugees reports local newspaper the New Times. Government
Amisom belives Al Shabaab militants plans to attack disguised as peacekeepers
It was in November 2015 when militants attacked the Sahafi Hotel in Somalia, the first time Al-Shabaab fighters disguised themselves as African Union
Young Sudanese refugee teacher changing lives by teaching refugee children at camp
At just 21 years of age, Lim Bol Thong is a vice principal of a school at Kule refugee camp
Zimbabwe to commission the China-built Victoria Falls airport in May 2016
The airport expansion project funded by China Export Import Bank to the tune of 150 million dollars started in 2013.
#TasteOfAfrica: A bit of ‘Sadza’, Victoria Falls and Zambezi River in Zimbabwe
Earlier this year, the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) ranked Zimbabwe as one of the top 30 countries that
#TasteOfAfrica You don’t need a silver fork to eat good food, especially not in Cote d’Ivoire
Open air restaurants known as Masquis line up most streets of Cote d’Ivoire serving traditional food such as bananas fried
D.R Congo’s opposition to stage protests against Kabila’s third term bid
Opposition parties in the Democratic Republic of Congo plan to stage demonstrations on February 16 to protest against President Joseph
Female suicide bombers kill at least 56 people in Nigeria IDP camp
More details are emerging of a double suicide bombing at a camp for internally displaced people in Nigeria. At least
Africa’s First Ladies urge gov’ts to prioritize sexual reproductive health
First ladies from across Africa have met in Ghana this week for a conference on sexual health and rights. Along