Zambia: Gas prices drop 8.8% per litre, diesel becomes 6% cheaper
Zambia’s Energy Regulation Board has cut fuel prices. The move follows President Edgar Lungu’s pledge to do so even as
14 dead in Uganda after taxi rams into two large vehicles while trying to avoid a cow
Ugandan police have confirmed deaths of fourteen people after a taxi swerved to avoid a cow and crashed into two
African countries’ currencies dominate list of worst devalued in 2016
Economic slowdown due to falling commodity prices particularly oil and slow global economic growth, adversely affected most African economies in
Nigeria is raising tariffs on yachts and sports cars, but also anti-malarial drugs
In most countries buying and owning a yacht is considered a luxury, but, by the definition of the Nigerian government,
Nine killed by typhoid in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s Health Minister has confirmed nine deaths in the country following a fresh typhoid outbreak. About 2,225 cases of
China committed to conservation efforts in Africa
China is committed to conservation efforts. In particular, the country is keen on protecting Africa’s many endangered species. The Chinese
Gambia army reassures President Yahya of its support
The Chief of Defence Staff of The Gambia Armed Forces Ousman Badjie has reaffirmed his unflinching loyalty to President Yahya
Report: 20% of Zimbabwean women give birth at home and experts describe it as unnacceptably high
About 20 percent of Zimbabwean births over the past five years occurred at home, a new report shows. According to
Ethiopia to launch own Satellite
Ethiopia’s Ministry of Sceince and Technology is building a medium sized satellite launching rocket that is expected to be completed
Finland introduces basic income for the unemployed, and it’s huge
Finland has introduced a salary for the country’s unemployed people in an experiment aiming at dismissing poverty, motivate people to