Mouth-watering clashes lined up across Europe tonight as the Champions League begins
The UEFA Champions League kicks off today with an array of mouth-watering clashes being played across Europe as the
Tanzania dispatches medical staff and aid to quake hit location
The Tanzanian government in collaboration with aid agencies has dispatched medical workers, food, shelter materials and other basic necessities to
Nigerian woman gives birth mid-sea in migrant rescue boat
A Nigerian woman that was aboard an overcrowded migrant rubber boat that had left Libya for Europe gave birth mid-sea
Somalia launches national security strategy to counter terrorism
Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has launched a national security strategy to counter violent extremism in the Horn of Africa
Cholera outbreak kills 11 in Tanzania
A cholera outbreak in Tanzania has killed 11 people in the eastern district of Kilosa, officials said on Monday.
Rwandan Apostle calls on women to focus on ‘inner beauty’
“Noble character is the highest recommendation women need in order to be approved by God and men but not just
Ugandan tycoon to invest billions in Rwanda Sugar Production
Talks between the Government and Uganda-based sugar moguls, Madhvani Group, are at an advanced stage regarding the latter’s plans to
China trains UN military observers
A training course for UN international military observers organized by China’s Ministry of National Defense (MND) started in Beijing Monday.
Burkina Faso’s Ben Idrissa Derme dies during French Cup tie
Former Burkina Faso international Idrissa Ben Derme died after a suspected heart attack in a French Cup third-round tie at
Hairdresser in Norway fined for refusing client with hijab
A hairdresser in Norway was ordered by a court to pay a fine of 10,000 kroner ($1,212 dollars) and