Malawi government allocates money to Ministry of Education avoiding teachers’ strike
Malawi’s Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Development has allocated 2.9million dollars to the Education Ministry to cover teachers’ leave
#RespekTheDoek trending in South Africa in support of eNCA reporter
Women from all over South Africa are sharing images of themselves wearing headgear using a trending hashtag, #RespekTheDoek in showing
Africa’s most prosperous states
The Legatum Institute’s 2016 Africa Prosperity Report published on Wednesday, reveals how economic growth across Africa is not necessarily being
Attackers of Somali hotel killed after overnight gunfight
Three attackers who stormed a hotel in Somalia’s capital, Mogadishu, were killed after an overnight gun battle between them and
Two MPs among those killed in Mogadishu hotel attack
Two Members of Parliament in Somalia are among those killed in yesterday’s attack carried out on a hotel in the
Conquering Kilimanjaro Feature 1: The Beginning
For decades, the highest free-standing mountain on the continent has drawn tens of thousands of climbers, all pushing themselves to
UN Secretary General calls for additional 2500 peacekeepers to be sent to Mali
The United Nations Chief, Ban Ki Moon, has directed the UN Security Council to add at least 2500 peacekeepers in
At least 10 people have been killed, 25 injured in Somalia hotel attack
At least 10 people have been killed and 25 others injured in an attack by Al-Shabaab on a hotel in
World Bank releases 122 mln USD to fight TB in southern Africa
The World Bank has released 122 million U.S. dollars to boost southern Africa’s capacity to initiate an effective regional response
South Sudan IDPs living in UN protection camps fall to 170,000
South Sudan’s total of internally displaced persons (IDPs) living in UN protection of civilians (PoC) sites due to displacements from