Disagreements between South Sudan factions continue as deadline passes
The 22 January 2016 deadline set by regional mediators for the formation of South Sudan transitional government national unity has
Surge in numbers after learning made free for primary, secondary in Tanzania
There has been a surge in school pupils this month in Tanzania after the Government made all primary and secondary
Philanthropists pledge $100 million towards ending malnutrition in Nigeria
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Dangote Group have announced a commitment of $100 million over the next
Christians raise funds to renovate mosque
A group of Christians living in the United States are helping rebuild a mosque in Central Uganda. Through a fund
Tanzanian residents fear safety after storms
Hundreds of people have been left homeless after their houses were demolished in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Their homes were
Experts laud China’s effort to promote stability in the Middle East
President Xi jinping state visit tour to Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Iran has elicited quite some interest on the continent.
South Sudan factions’ disagreements continue as deadline passes
The 22 January 2016 deadline set by regional mediators for the formation of South Sudan transitional government national unity has
Kenyan president vows vengeance for Somalia attack
It’s been a week since Al-Shabaab militants attack on a Kenya’s Defence Forces base in Somalia, and Kenyan president Uhuru
Uganda gov’t to stop sending domestic workers to Saudi Arabia
Uganda has announced a ban on the recruitment and deployment of housemaids to Saudi Arabia. The ban will remain until working
UN says little achieved in meeting with Burundi’s president
UN Security Council ambassadors met for two hours with Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza on Friday, but said they had made