Trade fair in Cameroon aims at encouraging young people to join cocoa farming industry
Cameroon’s government has introduced a programme to encourage more young people to take up cocoa farming. It’s in line with
Kampala camp nurtures young talent, promotes basketball
A new basketball camp in Uganda is teaching young players ball skills and life lessons, while also raising the profile
Nigeria inflation hits 17.6 percent in August
Nigeria’s inflation for August has risen to 17.6 percent, the country’s National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said on Friday. In
1,425 migrants intercepted by Libyan authorities
Libya has intercepted and turned back about 1,425 migrants trying to cross the Mediterranean Sea over the past two days,
Zambia has much to teach world about democracy – President Lungu
Zambian President Edgar Lungu says that his country has a lot to teach the rest of the world regarding peace
One dead, 500 left homeless by flood in Nigeria
One person has been killed and more than 100 houses destroyed after floods wreaked havoc in Nigeria’s northwestern state of
UNICEF launches campaign to promote child education in DR Congo
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has launched a door-to-door campaign in the Democratic Republic of Congo, aimed at promoting
Number of South Sudan refugees surpasses one million mark
The number of South Sudanese refugees who have sought shelter in neighbouring countries has this week passed the 1,000,000 mark,
China to begin building space station in 2017
China will begin building a space station that is more economically efficient and uses more data than the current International
Five charged with “insulting President Magufuli” on social media
Five people appeared before a Tanzania court yesterday charged with insulting the country’s President John Magufuli on social media. The