51 people killed every day as murder crimes increase in South Africa
At least 51 people die per day in South Africa as crime statistics increased by 4.9 percent last year due
Somalia urged by the UN to boost press freedom
The United Nation has urged Somalia to do more to protect the freedom of the press and expression. 30 journalists
S.Sudan leader agrees to extra UN peacekeepers
South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir on Sunday agreed to the deployment of a regional protection force to beef up the
Three-year African elephant census reveals dramatic decline
The results of a three-year aerial survey of Africa’s elephants published Thursday revealed a dramatic 30 percent decline in savannah
Coffee might be wiped out from the face of earth by 2080
Coffee could become extinct by 2080 due to climate change with suitable coffee farmland expected to be halved by 2050
Tanzania to construct a Tractor factory
Tanzanian government has reassured of its plan to build a factory to manufacture tractors, power tillers and warehouses for storing
Does cupping have a place in modern sports medicine?
Cupping is one of the oldest methods of traditional medicine, with origins that date back to the 4 th century
Rwanda to build a new international airport
Rwanda has signed a deal with a Portuguese construction company firm Mota-Engil to build a new international airport worth 818
Unique Addis vet treats beasts of burden for free
Every day is a busy one for Dr Chaburite Chala at the Merkato Donkey Health and Welfare Clinic, treating up
China, U.S .Presidents meet ahead of G20 summit
Chinese President Xi Jinping has met with his US counterpart Barack Obama in Hangzhou. President Xi says China is willing