Namibia to auction 100 buffaloes to relieve pressure on grazing land
The Namibian government said Friday it has put 100 buffaloes up for sale as it tries to ease pressure on
Kipkeino classic event in Nairobi draws international athletes
Five organizers of the annual Belgian Memorial Van Damme Diamond League meeting are in Kenya to help in the
Tunisia to take urgent preventive measures to curb spread of COVID-19
New urgent preventive measures will be taken to combat the rapid spread of COVID-19 in Tunisia, Minister of Health Faouzi
‘Hotel Rwanda’ hero denied bail, ordered to stand trial
A court in Kigali on Friday denied a request for bail by Paul Rusesabagina, the polarising hero of the movie
1 million Ethiopians affected by floods: UN
Floods in various parts of Ethiopia have affected around one million Ethiopians, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of
US signs 10-year military cooperation deal with Morocco
The United States and Morocco on Friday signed an accord that aims to strengthen military cooperation and the North African
Togo names new government with record number of women ministers
Togo’s first female prime minister has appointed a new government with a record 30% of the 33 ministerial positions given
Mozambique inaugurates new national park in central province
Mozambique inaugurated on Friday a new national park, Chimanimani National Park (PNC), in the central province of Manica, as part
Ethiopia’s Bekele withdraws from London Marathon
Ethiopia’s Kenenisa Bekele has withdrawn from Sunday’s London Marathon with a calf injury, robbing an athletics-starved audience of a showdown
South Africa to unveil $1.8 billion infrastructure project
The South African government will unveil its first project in its 2.3 trillion-rand ($139 billion) infrastructure program. According to an