Togo bans fossil fuels with high sulfur levels
Residents in Togo’s capital, Lome are welcoming a move by the government to import cleaner fuel into the country. Togo
Donald Trump threatens Toyota with hefty fees if it sets up American base in Mexico
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has threatened to impose hefty fees on Toyota Motor Corporation if the Japanese automaker builds its
Search for MH370 to end in 2 weeks
The on-going search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has entered “final lap” and a tripartite meeting would be held
President John Mahama delivers his last speech in parliament
Ghana’s outgoing president John Mahama made his final state of the nation address to parliament on Thursday, outlining his government’s
Insulting one’s wife might soon become a criminal offence in Mauritania
The government of Mauritania has given consent to a Gender Violence bill that entails punishing husbands who insults their wives
African leaders head to Ghana for new President’s inauguration
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari and Zambia’s President Edgar Lungu are expected to land in Ghana’s capital Accra for the inauguration
Rwanda to benefit from first locally assembled laptop
As Rwanda steps up its game in technology, the country is now one of the first in the region to
Gambian president ‘recalls’ ambassador to Senegal for telling him to step down
Gambia’s President Yahya Jammeh has reportedly recalled his country’s ambassador to neighbouring Senegal after he “featured among prominent diplomats calling
Namibian descendants sue Germany over ‘genocide’
A group of Namibians have sued Germany for what they’re calling a genocide campaign by colonial troops in the early
Ongoing droughts adversely affects Uganda coffee exports
Uganda has significantly increased its coffee exports in the first two months of the coffee year. The country earned more