Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al Sisi promises supply of subsidised goods
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al Sisi has pledged to flood markets with subsidised goods to bring down basic commodity prices
Popular ‘Candy Crush’ game’s creator bought for a delicious $5.9b
Computer game Call of Duty’s publisher has bought the company that created Candy crush, in a deal worth a gigantic
Oscar Pistorius could be sent back to jail
South African Paralympian Oscar Pistorius woes are far from over. The country’s prosecutors have started an appeal hearing on whether
Egypt’s President Rubbishes ISIS air disaster claims as propaganda
Egyptian President Abdul Fattah al-Sisi has reportedly rubbished claims by a branch of the Islamic State group who claimed responsibility
Amnesty International accuses Shell of endangering Nigerians’ lives
Giant Oil company shell is reportedly leaving thousands of Nigerians exposed to contaminated environments by not cleaning up oil spills
Cape Town showcases Chinese culture through song, dance and music
As part of celebrations for the year of China in South Africa, the cultural troupe of Henan province of China
Kenyans win 2015 New York Marathon
Stanley Biwott and Mary Keitany ran to a Kenyan sweep of the New York City Marathon titles on Sunday. In
World Bank ranks Uganda as one of the top ten improvers
The World Bank ranked Uganda as one of the top ten improvers in doing business globally. A report by the
Bodies of 144 crash victims arrive in St Petersburg
The bodies of 144 of those killed in Saturday’s air crash in Egypt have been flown back to the Russian
Kenyan local communities benefit from $3 Billion railway project
Kenya’s massive Standard Gauge Railway project that will link the coastal city of Mombasa with the capital Nairobi, and later