Track linking Ethiopia to Djibouti sea port to open in October
Ethiopia expects to open its standard gauge railway line linking the capital Addis Ababa with the Red Sea state of
Johannesburg exhibition dedicated to French modern art master
For the first time, Africa is hosting an exhibition devoted to French artist Henri Matisse. Matisse is regarded as one
Juba residents return home, but struggle to rebuild their lives
Juba residents are still coping with the impact of the fighting in the capital two months ago. Around three hundred
Aid groups in Chad turn to solar energy to power refugee camps
Eastern Chad is home to thousands of Sudanese refugees. With little resources available due to the arid conditions, aid agencies
Libya’s National Oil Corporation to resume exports from key ports
Tension over oil terminals in Libya is continuing. However, the country’s National Oil Corporation has plans to resume exports from
South Sudan not actualizing pledge to cooperate with UN, official says
The South Sudanese government has not taken any action to realize a pledge it made to cooperate with the United
U.S. President Obama lifts decade-old economic sanctions against Cote d’Ivoire
U.S. President Barack Obama has lifted decade-old economic sanctions against Cote d’Ivoire, the world’s biggest cocoa producer. He’s cited a
China sends medical assistance to earthquake hit areas in Tanzania
China has sent at least five doctors to northwest Tanzania to assist in saving lives of the survivors of the
Ethiopian graphic artist paints trees to express views on social issues
An artist in Ethiopia has turned to painting trees to express his views on society and social issues. He carves
Plane debris found off Tanzanian coast was from missing MH370 – Malaysia confirms
Malaysia has confirmed that the large piece of aircraft debris that was discovered on the Tanzanian island of Pemba in