Two killed in Burundi as forceful search for weapons continues
At least two people have been killed in Burundi in the ongoing forceful disarmament exercise by security forces, and a
Rains could affect the food security in most of Africa
The World Food Programme has warned that the on-going El-nino weather phenomenon could affect the food security of a large
Nigerian banks pile up bad loans as cash crunch bites
Nigerian banks are piling up bad loans again due to the downturn in the country’s economy. The country’s five banks, otherwise
Chinese technology, investments boost African farms
With help from the Chinese government, many Chinese companies have built large farms and farming technology demonstration centers across Africa.
Itinerant photographers grab larger market share in Congo
In the famous Central Station of Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo’s capital, Lakadi Weather engages every day in search of
TP Mazembe celebrate fifth crown in African champions league
Hundreds of supporters of the newly crowned African champions league TP Mazembe celebrated their team’s success in the finals of
Serbian embassy employees abducted in Libya
Two Serbian embassy employees, a man and a woman, were abducted in Libya on Sunday morning. That’s According to the
Kenyan Jackson Limo clocks 2:11:04 for course record in Beirut Marathon
More than 37,000 runners took part in the thirteenth edition of the Banque Du Liban Beirut Marathon which was held
Avic and Shacman merge to facilitate distribution of heavy trucks in Kenya
Chinese companies, AVIC International Beijing and Shacman have merged to supply heavy-duty trucks for the Kenyan construction market. Both companies
South Africa to reduce greenhouse emissions by 42% by 2025
If South Africa’s Carbon Tax bill is passed it will come into being on 1 January 2017 and the