Ethiopia inaugurates first ever Sub-Saharan tramway
Sub-Saharan Africa’s first modern tramway has opened in the Ethiopian capital- Addis Ababa. It marks the completion of a massive
Westgate victims remembered in Kenya
Dozens of mourners gathered in Nairobi for prayers to mark the Westgate anniversary, two years after the mall was attacked
International #PeaceDay: What do you think are the obstacles of peace ?
Today, the 21 September, the world observes International Day of Peace. The General Assembly has declared this as a day devoted
TALK AFRICA: NIGERIA UNDER BUHARI
It’s now been more than 100 days since Muhammadu Buhari was sworn in as Nigerian president, and he has already
Burkina Faso coup leader now insists on staying in power
Burkina Faso coup leader Gen Gilbert Diendere has insisted on remaining in power until polls are held. The former chief
European refugee crisis continues
In Slovenia, small groups of refugees are being let in at the border crossing with Croatia. Wavering decisions to close
The Ethiopian Construction Exhibition
Over 200 local and international companies are exhibiting their products and services at the12th International Construction Exhibition. The 5-day exhibition
Libya banking on unifying aspect of sport, amid turmoil
Despite a raging internal conflict, the unifying factor of sport has not been eroded.Hopes remain high that sport could play
South Africa steps up aid relief for victims
Humanitarian aid to war-torn Yemen is starting to arrive, as the Port of Aden has re-opened. For months, aid agencies
Pressing challenges lie ahead of Buhari’s tenure
President Muhammadu Buhari has just completed over three months in office as the first opposition leader to win Nigeria’s presidential