Staff, suppliers in Tanzania protest ‘Uchumi supermarket closures’
Angry staff and suppliers from one of East Africa’s leading retailers, Uchumi Supermarkets, have forced the closure of one of
Angolan hunger-strike rapper Luaty Beirao’s condition ‘deteriorating’
Popular Angolan rapper and activist Luaty Beirao’s wife says his(Beirao) condition is deteriorating following his 23 days hunger strike.
ICC closely monitoring Guinea situation, Prosecutor says
The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court Mrs. Fatou Bensouda says perpetrators of the crimes going on in Guinea will
At least 7 people killed in shootings & grenade attack in Burundi
At least seven people were killed in shootings and a grenade attack on Tuesday in Burundi’s capital, police and residents
Tanzania’s poll commission clears 22.7m final voters list
Tanzania’s election commission has released the final list of voters, which shows a slight reduction from last month’s release which
Conservationists warn that drilling oil will hurt Uganda
There are fears that Uganda’s ongoing oil and gas exploration and extraction activities could be jeopardizing the country’s pristine wildlife
South Africa’s Weakening Economy Might Lead to Recession
South Africa has been struggling with a weakening economy fuelled by unemployment, power shortages and a sharp fall in key
South Africa Police Force learns Mandarin
At least 40 South African police officers graduated from their Chinese Language Classes in Cape Town this week The first
South Sudan to increase number of states
South Sudan’s will increase the number of states in the country after its cabinet approved President Salva Kiir’s controversial decision
Cameroonian turns rubbish into clean energy
The unsightly fruit and vegetable debris scattered in the streets and marketplaces of Cameroon’s capital Douala are no longer just