China donates food to help Zimbabwe deal with hunger
Zimbabwe on Thursday received rice from China to help alleviate hunger after a drought that has left up to 4
South Africa’s canine unit stops rhino and elephant poachers in their tracks
South Africa is stepping up its fight against rhino and elephant poaching, and it’s getting there with some help from
Road accident involving a bus and truck in Zambia leaves 25 dead
A bus that flipped and was later rammed by a truck in Zambia’s central district of Serenje has left twenty
Buhari’s office admits to plagiarizing line from US President Obama’s speech
Quotes from US President Barack Obama’s speech were plagiarized by Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari in a speech promising change in
Boko Haram suffers blow as its 38 fighters are killed in south Niger
Islamist militant group Boko Haram this week suffered after thirty eight of its fighters were killed during military search operations
Could this hospital be the ‘Universe’s largest’?
A new branch of the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University was opened at Zhengdong New Area in Zhengzhou city,
Kenya pledges to phase out ozone depleting substances
Kenya is in the process of phasing out ozone depleting substances (ODS) and alternatives with high global warming potential (GWPs),
Eight African trading blocs to discuss continental free trade area in Dec
Eight African regional trading blocs will begin discussions on the formation of a single continental free trade area in December,
Direct flights between Kenya and Somalia resume
Despite some very public policy differences, Kenya and Somalia appear to have reached some key agreements. The two neighbours have
Zimbabwe’s U-turn on job cuts may hurt investment
In Zimbabwe, an abrupt U-turn by the government on planned retrenchments in the public service could hurt investment inflows. On