Concerns rise over Nigerian Army’s Ability to meet Buhari’s deadline to end insurgency
There are rising concerns that the 3-month deadline given to the Nigerian military by President Muhammadu Buhari to end the
China Southern airlines move into Africa’s growing aviation space
The competition for Africa’s airspace is heating up. The continent is tipped to become an aviation hotspot over the next
Liberia begins countdown towards being Ebola-Free
Liberia has discharged its last two known Ebola cases from hospital and started the countdown to being declared Ebola-free for
Egypts Journalists Syndicate launches campaign against journalists detention
Egypts Journalists’ Syndicate’s Freedoms Committee launched a campaign to demand the release of detained journalists and to improve the conditions of
Kenya introduces drought resistant beans
As Africa grapples with effects of El Nino, efforts are underway to combat these devastating repercussions. In the Kenyan town
South Africa on the edge of being rated junk
South Africa is teetering on the edge of being rated junk. Two international credit ratings agencies Standard & Poors and
Gabon invests in satellites to save rainforest
Gabon is home to some of Africa’s most bio-diverse rainforests. Around 80 percent of the country is forested with an
Chinese President meets with AU Commission Chair
Chinese President Xi Jinping has spent his day in private bilateral talks. Thursday marked the second day of his state
Social media users react to Oscar Pistorius verdict
Many South Africans have applauded the Supreme Court of Appeal ‘s decision to overturn Oscar Pistorius conviction from manslaughter to