Ethiopia celebrates “Erecha” the beginning of Spring
Erecha festival in Ethiopia marks the beginning of spring, the communities get a chance to showcase their traditions. Millions of
Kenyan Teachers accept to return to class after 5-week long strike
The Kenya National Union of Teachers has called off its five-week long strike. This came after the Court of Appeal
Turkey condemns Cairo’s flooding of tunnels along Gaza border
Egypt’s relations with Turkey have hit a fresh low. In the latest incident, the Turkish government has condemned Cairo’s flooding
Oscar Pistorius parole blocked
Oscar Pistorius is to remain in prison after the parole review board overturned an earlier decision to grant him parole.
UN, Clinton slams Mugabe’s gay remarks
Several United Nations agencies have reportedly condemned Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe’s recent remarks on homosexuality at the UN General Assembly
Journalism School Opened in Honour of Komla Dumor
A journalism training school has been opened in Accra, Ghana in memory of one of Africa’s prominent journalist Komla Dumor.
Boko Haram claims responsibility for Abuja bombings
Islamist terrorist group Boko Haram has claimed responsibility for twin bomb attacks on the outskirts of Abuja, Nigeria’s capital. The
Saving Forests from Cocoa Invasion in Ivory Coast
99 percent of Mont Peko National park in Ivory Coast has been destroyed by cocoa farmers according to Ivorian officials.
Curfew imposed on Guinea town after clashes
Guinea’s authorities have imposed a night curfew on Nzerekore after clashes broke out leaving one person dead. Fighting broke out
Senegal produces first wine
Senegal’s first vineyard -‘Le Clos des Baobabs’ in french or ‘The Baobab Field’ in English- has scenic vines entangled with