Terror group pushed to expand its footprint in Africa
In 2015 the world grappled to find answers to one major challenge: The growing security threat of global terrorism posed
UN peacekeepers have new “no nonesense” commander
UN peacekeepers in Central African Republic have a new commander. Bela Keita, a Senegalese general with a no-nonsense reputation arrived
2015 saw many African’s line up to vote for their respective leaders
Election fever swept the African continent this year 2015. It started with Zambia’s presidential poll- which was called after the
South Africa to add 9,600 megawatts of nuclear power to national grid
South Africa has started a process that could lead to it adding up to 9,600 megawatts of nuclear power to
Sudan, Ethiopia & Egypt to express their final stance on construction of dam
Negotiations between Cairo, Addis Ababa and Khartoum have entered a decisive stage in which the parties must express their final
Terror group ISIL now targets Somalia
The ISIL militant group is eyeing Somalia as its next target after it succeeded in Nigeria. The Islamist extremists group wants
Burundi peace talks resume in Kampala
Talks aimed at ending the violent political unrest in Burundi have re-opened in Uganda’s capital, Kampala. Delegates from Burundi’s government
Two Female Bombers blow themselves up, fail to kill anyone
Two female suicide bombers believed to be affiliated to Islamist militants group Boko Haram blew themselves up in Cameroon while
Islamist extremists kill 15 in Mali
15 people have been killed by Islamist extremists in the Kidal region in Mali’s north, near the border with Algeria,
Ivory Coast Harmattan wind raises concern over cocoa crop
A strong Harmattan wind blowing last week across most of Ivory Coast’s main cocoa growing regions raised concern over damage