South Sudan partners with UNIDO to boost food security
South Sudan in partnership with UN Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) on Friday launched an agro-processing and entrepreneurship development skills project
Kenyan president flags off Safari Rally, roots for readmission to WRC
Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta summed up the country’s expectation to see the Safari Rally return to the World Rally Championships
Tutankhamun head fetches millions at UK auction despite Egypt’s protests
A brown quartzite head of young king Tutankhamun sold at auction in London for more than 4.7 million pounds on
Rwanda, Sierra Leone agree to strengthen bilateral cooperation
Rwanda and Sierra Leone on Friday agreed to strengthen their bilateral cooperation and work closely to increase the opportunities for
Kenya-South Sudan highway rolling toward 2020 completion
Chinese contractors are on course to complete the Kenya-South Sudan highway in 2020, a Kenyan official said on Wednesday. Julius
Somalia severs diplomatic ties with Guinea
Somalia said Thursday that it has severed all diplomatic ties with Guinea. The announcement was made by Foreign Minister Ahmed
Sudanese military, opposition strike a power sharing deal
Sudanese people on Friday poured into the streets to celebrate an agreement between the ruling military council and a
Libya considers closing immigrant reception centers
Interior Minister of Libya’s UN-backed government Fat’hi Bashagha on Thursday said the government is considering closing all reception centers of
Large crowds expected as Algerians protest, celebrate independence
Algerians are taking to the streets to demand new democratic leadership and celebrate their country’s hard-fought independence from colonial France.
AFCON 2019: Uganda resumes training ahead of Senegal clash
Uganda’s national men’s football team resumed training on Wednesday after the Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) agreed to pay