Egypt loses 280,000 mobile phone subscribers in September 2015
The number of mobile phone subscribers in Egypt declined by 280,000, or 0.46 percent, to settle at 93.24 million in
#Achievements2015: Sub-Saharan Africa got its first metro in Ethiopia
Commuters in Addis Ababa, the booming capital of Ethiopia, now have an option to rise above the notoriously congested streets
#Achievements2015: Egypt opens Suez Canal’s expansion
Egypt opened a major expansion of the Suez Canal, which deepens the main waterway and provides ships with a 35km
Tight race as Seychelles votes in presidential run-off
Voters in the Indian Ocean archipelago of the Seychelles go to the polls Wednesday, with incumbent president James Michel facing
Liberia arrests six over Ivory Coast border attack
Liberian troops have captured six men they believe carried out raids on border posts in neighboring Ivory Coast this week,
South Africa’s ambassador to Australia charged with corruption
South Africa’s ambassador to Australia has appeared in court in South Africa on corruption charges. Sibusiso Ndebele is accused of
Libya: Rival parliament leaders hold first meeting
The heads of Libya’s two rival parliaments have met for the first time, Libyan television reported. Agila Salah, from the
I am not aware of how much I earn: Namibia President Geingob
Namibian President Hage Geingob amid speculation by the local media that he was overpaid has said he was not aware
Zambia to borrow $275m from China to build houses for police
Zambia on Tuesday announced a decision to borrow $275 million from China to build houses for the police amidst opposition
AU says crisis in Burundi is of great concern
The African Union says a team sent to investigate the ongoing crisis in Burundi received reports of torture, arbitrary killings,