France pledges 1b Euros in aid to Tunisia
France will provide one billion euros to Tunisia over the next five years as part of an economic support package,
Teenage boy in Zimbabwe escapes crocodile attack in Zimbabwe
A teenage boy in Zimbabwe narrowly escaped death after fighting off a crocodile that attacked him while he was swimming
Tunisian President vows to end unemployed ‘ordeal’
President Beji Caid Essebsi of Tunisia says he understands frustration that has led to protests over unemployment, but warns instability
China to assist the Middle East economically and security wise
Chinese President Xi Jinping speech to the Arab League has unveiled China’s package, which includes anti-terrorism cooperation in promoting peace
China to build coal-fired power plants in Egypt
China has signed conditional contracts with Chinese electrical engineering companies to invest in two coal power plants plus develop a
A walk among the Great Pharaos of Egypt
Known as Thebes in ancient Egypt the Luxor Temple has withstood the wrath of time to tell the modern man
Hotels in Senegal to be guarded by armed officers
Senegal will deploy armed officers to guard major hotels in the country as part of its anti-terrorism measures, the interior
Tunisia imposes curfew after protests persist
Tunisia’s government has declared a night curfew across the country after protests persisted, with the demonstrators demanding to get employment.
Former Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan could face justice, Buhari warns
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has issued a stern warning to corrupt officials in the country, saying that he will not
Low tourists turn out slowing down business in Luxor Market, Egypt
Luxor Bazaar has had many years of prosperity, with traders working 24 hours to supply overwhelming numbers of tourists that