Al-Shabaab commander who led KDF camp attack killed in airstrike
The Al-Shabaab commander who led the El-Adde attack that killed several Kenyan army soldiers has been killed in a retaliatory
UNSC ambassadors head to Burundi
The United Nations Security Council’s ambassadors headed to Burundi on Wednesday to push the government to open up serious talks
Woman dies and soldiers injured in Benghazi fighting
Fighting in Benghazi has intensified in the last 48 hours as the army repelled one assault by ISIS and then
Sierra Leoneans given vaccination against Ebola
Sierra Leone authorities on Wednesday announced a vaccination programme for the people that were quarantined following a new Ebola death
Constitutional Court in Zimbabwe outlaws child marriages
Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Court on Wednesday ruled that marriage before the age of 18 is illegal. This is a development that
South African artists evoke local and global influences in pieces
After the past couple of years witnessed a surge in politically charged artworks, South Africa’s art scene is taking a
President Xi Jinping encourages Chinese companies to invest in large scale projects in Egypt
Chinese government has encouraged and is supporting enterprises to invest in large scale projects in Egypt according to President
Namibia expects 6% economic growth in 2016
Namibia’s economy has been growing steadily for the last six years, recording growth rates of more than 5%. The implementation
Nile River: Egypt dominant force
People often disagree about the source of the Nile in Eastern Africa, but there’s no doubt what it means to
Kenya lifts restrictions on Uganda sugar exports
Kenya has lifted the ban on import of Uganda’s sugar; a move set to give local manufacturers more opportunities in