Egypt: Palestinian Authority delegation negotiating permanent opening of Rafah crossing
Some officials from a Palestinian Authority delegation will stay in Cairo following the departure of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to
Tanzania’s marketing campaign aims to boost tourist numbers
Tanzania is aiming to boost tourist numbers to 1.5 million by 2017. The East African country has embarked on a
Zimbabwe to manufacture own cars?
Zimbabwe and Italy yesterday signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on three years of cooperation that will enable the
Tanzania and Kenya left out of $2bn embassy bomb suit
No Tanzanians or Kenyans are among the 68 persons included in a $2.4 billion lawsuit filed in Washington on Wednesday
Police in Niger seize bomb-making materials in passenger bus
Security forces in Niger’s volatile northern region of Agadez have seized large quantities of bomb components being transported in a
Nigeria dismisses ‘world’s worst airport’ tag as unfounded
The damning verdict coming from a travel website, sleepinginairports.net, based on feedback from thousands of travellers on criteria such as
South African varsities to get more funding from state
South Africa’s Higher Education Department will cover a greater part of the shortfall in University funding for 2016, officials have
US to reward $6m for information on al-Shabaab leaders’ whereabouts
The United States is offering rewards of up to $6m for information on locations of six leaders of Somalia-based al-Shabaab
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari to inaugurate ministers
Nigeria is finally set to instate the new government when President Muhammadu Buhari formally assigns roles to the 36 ministerial
Libyan army says 13 killed by terrorist
At least 13 members of Libya’s army were killed by terrorists on Tuesday, an army spokesperson is reported to have