Libyan oil port of Sidra attacked by Islamic State
Islamic State militants on Monday clashed with a force guarding Libya’s Es Sider oil port, and fighting continued near the
Egypt Press group counts 60 violations against reporters in December
An Egyptian press freedom advocacy group said it detected 60 violations against journalists throughout December. In a report released on
Police in Uganda investigate reports of cocaine missing from customs
Police in Uganda on Monday said they were investigating reports that cocaine worth nearly $4m seized by customs officers at
Racism takes center stage in South Africa as 2016 begins
A comment by a white South African about the littering and throngs of people at the beach in Durban using
United States of America to Impose Duty on South Africa Exports
U.S. President Barack Obama is set to announce the suspension of duty-free treatment of South African agricultural products under the
Shanghai, Shenzhen act to limit 2016 gains and losses
The circuit breaker mechanism is tied to the CSI 300 stock index which tracks some of the largest-cap stocks on
Saudi Arabia severs diplomatic ties with Iran
From Baghdad to Beirut, protests erupted across the Muslim world, after Saudi Arabia executed Shiite Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr. He had been
Egypt boast global dominance in a sport yet to pick up in Africa
It was first an attempt to cut the hassle of wasting time picking up balls when practicing tennis. Using his engineering
Rwanda duo to ride for German based team Bike Aid in 2016
Reigning Tour of Rwanda champion Jean Bosco Nsengimana and All-Africa Games road race gold medalist Janvier Hadi will compete for
Zimbawbe hunters’ raffle angers animal rights groups
A raffle which gives would-be hunters the chance to kill a lion has angered animal rights activists. The prize is