Utilizing technology in classrooms in Cote d’Ivoire
Cote d’Ivoire is aiming to put more digital media in the classroom. The West African country introduced a special computer
Morocco retain IBSA Blind Football African Championship title
Morocco’s blind football team has booked a place for the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games after beating Cameroon 2-0 at the
South Africa’s Tokyo Sexwale enters FIFA presidency race
The South African Football Association’s Nation Executive Committee have unanimously backed Tokyo Sexwale’s bid to run for FIFA President in
Poachers in Zimbabwe use cyanide to kill 22 more elephants
Poachers in Zimbabwe have poisoned another 22 elephants using cyanide. Their bodies were found earlier this week in the country’s
Africa Oil Week: Low crude prices dominate discussions in South Africa
The Africa Oil Week is underway in Cape Town, South Africa with just about a single thing on everybody’s mind-
Nigeria’s electricity tariff increase by 40%
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission has implemented the first phase of a multi-year tariff increase system by enforcing a 40%
Local production in Zimbabwe dips as cheap imports soar
Zimbabwe’s economy is expected to grow by a modest 1 percent this year, down from initial projections of 3.2 percent.
Africa-India ties: India advocates for reforms in the UNSC
India’s Foreign Minister has called for Africans and Indians to be better represented at the United Nations. Sushma Swaraj wants
Cote d’Ivoire Presidential Poll: Some candidates already conceding defeat
Ivorians anxiously await results of the presidential elections. Provisional results on Tuesday show Incumbent President Alassane Ouattara was heading towards
Torrential rain lashes down in Alexandria, Egypt submerging homes
The streets of Alexandria were transformed into rivers on Sunday after heavy rain lashed down, causing flash floods in Egypt’s