Funding gaps derailing universal education in Africa
UNESCO is raising a red flag that the world and specifically sub-Saharan Africa is likely to miss a key
Ghana citizens outraged at plans to spend $200 million on govt building
Ghana shelved plans to spend $200-million on a new parliament building following a public outcry over the cost. An online
VAR to be used for remaining AFCON 2019 matches
The Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system will be in play in AFCON 2019 beginning with Wednesday’s quarterfinal games. It was
Zimbabwe power utility needs $14m monthly for imports
Zimbabwe’s state-owned power utility, ZESA Holdings says it needs $14 million monthly for electricity imports from the regional power market.
Kenya launches effort to save the mountain bongo
Kenya is launching a comprehensive strategy to restore the population of the endangered mountain bongo amid risk of extinction linked
U.N secretary general in Nairobi
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres will visit Kenya next week, his spokesman announced on Monday. The 70-year-old Portuguese former diplomat
South African parliament to clamp down on illegal land invaders
Illegal land invaders in South Africa have been put on notice with the parliament now saying it will take
Oxfam report: Income inequality reaches crisis level in West Africa
West African Governments have been blamed for the worsening poverty and inequality levels in their countries. According to the
Ivory Coast edge Mali to book AFCON 2019 quarterfinals spot
Ivory Coast edged Mali 1-0 on Monday at the New Suez Stadium in Suez, Egypt, to advance to the quarterfinals
Kenya, Netherlands seek cooperation in agriculture
Kenya and the Netherlands, on Monday signed terms of reference for bilateral cooperation in agriculture. Mwangi Kiunjuri, Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary