MTN group fined $5.2 billion by Nigeria Communication Commission over unregistered SIMs
Nigeria’s Communication Commission has fined the MTN group $ 5.2 B for failing to disconnect customers with unregistered SIM cards.
Egypt Parliamentary Elections: The Egyptian youth turn out in low numbers to vote
Analysts have been speaking out about the first phase of parliamentary elections in Egypt – and they’re worried. They say
UN staffers celebrate 70 years by participating in a clean-up exercise in Mogadishu
Hundreds of UN staffers in Somalia participated in a clean-up exercise at the seashore in Mogadishu, to mark the global
Tanzanians await the results of presidential poll in tight race
The people of Tanzania are watching the counts with huge interest. Despite chaotic scenes in parts of Dar es Salaam,
Cote d ‘Ivoire Vote Counting: Final results expected to be released on Tuesday
Provisional results are trickling in after Cote d’Ivoire’s crunch elections, with the final outcome set to be announced on Tuesday.
South Sudan opposition signs security arrangement deal
South Sudan is one step closer to a lasting peace. The opposition has officially signed off on a security arrangement
Tanzania Elections: Observers hail smooth vote, call for peace after results
Well, the election was conducted peacefully in most areas despite fears that crowds would clash with police near polling stations.
Gabon striker Aubameyang stars for Borrusia Dortmund
Gabonese international Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang netted a hat-trick on Sunday, as Borussia Dortmund ran riot in a 5-1 home win over
New project launched to scan Egypt’s pyramids
Scientists have launched an international project to probe the heart of Egypt’s largest pyramids, without even touching them. Using infrared
Wits University makes pledges to protesting students
Wits University in Johannesburg, South Africa has outlined nine measures it plans to implement following the massive protest by its