Nigerian film, ’76 Makes Landmark Premiere in London
Nigerian cinematic production, ’76 becomes first Nollywood film to be chosen by both Toronto and London film festivals. The multi-million
4000 rural schools electrified in Zimbabwe
In an effort to ensure access to reliable and sustainable energy for all, Zimbabwe has electrified over 4,000 primary and
Researchers: Climate change threatens to double malaria risk from African dams
A study published in the Malaria Journal has shown that the number of Africans at risk of malaria who live
Zambia court throws out election result challenge
Zambia’s constitutional court on Monday threw out an attempt by the defeated presidential candidate to annul August’s election results, clearing
LG Electronics plan to venture into robot technology
South Korea’s LG Electronics Inc said on Sunday it will aggressively invest in robots in an effort to capitalize on
Mixed reactions to South Sudan government agreeing to regional force
The planned deployment of a regional protection force to South Sudan has been met with mixed reactions. While people sheltering
Baby gorillas named in Rwanda in a colourful ceremony
In an annual conversation event, Rwanda named 22 baby gorillas at the foot of volcanic mountains in the Northern Province’s
Government source says Zambia to prep for Lungu’s inauguration as court misses deadline
Zambia’s government will proceed with plans to inaugurate President Edgar Lungu as the Constitutional Court’s extension beyond a 14-day deadline
Illegal hunting pushing Eastern gorillas to extinction
A Red List of endangered species on Sunday showed that illegal hunting in Democratic Republic of Congo has wiped off
Zimbabwe judges criticized by Mugabe for allowing protests
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe has criticised judges who give permission for anti-government protests saying he hopes they have “learnt a