Sudan Gov’t says politics being used to deny entry into the WTO
Expert from World Trade Organization say the delays in Sudan joining the organization are because of its economic problems and
DR Congo commission plans to delay presidential vote to Dec 2018
The electoral commission in the Democratic Republic of Congo has said it wants to push back national elections to late
Ethiopia’s first animation institute opens in Addis Ababa
Ethiopia’ s first animation institute has opened in Addis Ababa. It’s driven by the passion of two brothers, who taught
Ugandan premiere of girl’s slum-to-chess-champ story
Phiona Mutesi used to forage for food in the impoverished slums of Kampala. On Saturday she attended a Disney movie
Wildlife thrives even as severe drought bites into Kruger national park
A drought that has not been experienced in many years in South Africa’s founding wildlife reserve, Kruger National Park, has
Egyptian PM suggest virginity tests for University students
An Egyptian member of parliament is facing ridicule for saying that universities should perform virginity tests on female students prior
South African farmer wants trade in rhino horn to be legalised
The world’s largest rhino breeder John Hume says if Rhino horn trade is legalised, poachers would be stopped in their
Famine killing tens of thousands in Boko Haram region -U.N
Tens of thousands of people are dying of hunger in the area of west Africa where Boko Haram militants are
Minister threatens to withdraw Mugabe protesting students’ degrees
Zimbabwe’s Higher and Tertiary Education Minister, Professor Jonathan Moyo on Friday threatened to withdraw degrees of students who demonstrated against
China’s Huawei offers scholarships to Tanzanian students
China’s tech giant Huawei on Friday announced 10 scholarships for Tanzanian students in 2017 to support Tanzania’s ICT (information and