Wild Wonderland: Breaking down wildlife stereotypes
The lion as the noble hunter, hyenas as cackling scavengers. We all have preconceptions of animals in the wild, human
Nigerian police, Shi’ite group clash in capital, at least three dead
Nigerian police and Shi’ite Muslim protesters clashed in the capital Abuja on Monday, with at least one demonstrator, one journalist
Tanzania president reinstates former state oil company chief
The former head of Tanzania’s state company oil is being reinstated by Tanzanian President John Magufuli, after the executive was
Ethiopia says army to take over security in troubled south
Ethiopia announced on Monday that soldiers and federal police will take over security in a restive southern region following days
3.5 million in Zimbabwe dangerously food insecure following severe drought: WFP
The World Food Program (WFP) has said that more than a third of rural households in Zimbabwe are “dangerously” food
Zimbabwe commuter transport operators raise fares following fuel price increases
Commuter transport fares rose by an average 50 Zimbabwe cents on Monday night in tandem with fuel price increases effected
Uganda sets launch of commercial flights for national carrier next month
Uganda has pushed the launch of commercial flights for Uganda Airlines to August, attributing the delay to acquisition of air
Kenya court frees finance minister on cash bail after corruption charges
Kenyan court freed Finance Minister Henry Rotich and his number two at the ministry, Principal Secretary Kamau Thugge, on
Kenya Airways ups frequencies to regional destinations amid demand
Kenya Airways said Tuesday it will increase frequencies to three regional tourist destinations in Kenya’s Mombasa as well as Zanzibar
Boris Johnson wins race to become UK’s next prime minister
Brexit hardliner Boris Johnson won the contest to lead Britain’s governing Conservative Party on Tuesday and will become the