Zambia’s Lungu set to be sworn in after opposition miss deadline for election challenge
President Edgar Lungu is set to be sworn into office for a new five-year-term next week after the country’s opposition
South Africa’s Tutu to undergo surgery as infection persists
South African anti-apartheid hero Desmond Tutu will have surgery on Wednesday to relieve an infection that has confined him to
Somalia bans khat imports from Kenya
Somalia has temporarily banned importation of khat from neighbouring Kenya, giving no explanations for the move or how long it
Tanzania’s President to host East African Presidents
Tanzanian President John Magufuli will host East African Community (EAC) member states Presidents for a special summit this Thursday, 8th
Manchester United stars banned from swapping shirts in bid to save money
Manchester United players have reportedly been banned from swapping their shirts after games in a bid to help the club
Cote d’Ivoire evicts thousands of cocoa farmers to save forests
Before the morning mists had broken over Cote d’Ivoire’s Mont Peko National Park, thousands of newly homeless cocoa farmers and
South Africa crowns first Mr Ugly
South African, Simon Mpuyazi, becomes the first to be crowned Mr.Ugly in the country after the Mr. Ugly pageant was
Billionaires keeping a quarter of their wealth in cash
World billionaires are holding more than 1.7 trillion diallrs in cash due to growing risks in the economy and the
Tanzania witnessing increase in mental illness
Tanzania government has cautioned the health care system and the society to take special care of psychiatric patients as the
Namibians urged to hand in illegal firearms
Namibians now have an opportunity to surrender all arms, ammunition or armaments contravening the Arms and Ammunition Act of 1996.