More than a quarter of Africa connected to the internet in 2016
Over 341 million Africans got internet connectivity in 2016 according to a report by the Internet Society during the Africa
South Sudan’s President replaces long serving army chief
The president of South Sudan Salva Kiir has replaced army chief Paul Malong with a general who is a member
Senegal launches online portal to boost SMEs sales
Baobab powder, palm oil are just some of the natural and locally processed products that the government of Senegal wants
Ghana becomes the latest African country to fall victim to the armyworm invasion
The armyworm invasion in Africa has claimed another victim…Ghana. Scientists are calling for quick, multi-institutional collaboration and coordinated action against
Tanzania issues citizenship to 110 foreign nationals
The Tanzanian government on Tuesday revealed that it had granted citizenship to 110 foreign nationals in the period between July
Moon Jae-in set to become South Korea’s next President
Human rights lawyer Moon Jae-in is on the verge of becoming South Korea’s next president according to early results. The
FIFA President slams racist ‘idiots’, reaches out to Muntari
The President of FIFA, Gianni Infantino, has decried the “idiots” who directed racist chants at Sulley Muntari in a Seria
Voters in South Korea head to the polls to choose new president
People in South Korea are flooding to voting stations to choose a new president. Polls will close at 8 PM
Sibeth Ndiaye, one of the faces behind the Emmanuel Macron victory
Senegalese born Sibeth Ndiaye is one of the crucial people behind the successful campaign that has seen Emmanuel Macron becomes
Negotiator: Some kidnapped Chibok girls don’t want to come home
It has emerged that some of the Chibok schoolgirls still held by Boko Haram do not want to leave their