Kenya pledges new investments to boost war against HIV/AIDS
Kenya will channel additional resources towards community-led interventions aimed at boosting prevention and treatment of HIV and AIDS that affects
Death toll from Cyclone Kenneth rises to 50: WHO
The death toll from Cyclone Kenneth has risen to 50 people, including 43 deaths in Mozambique (41 in Cabo Delgado
US honors Zimbabwean scholar for championing gender equality
A Zimbabwean scholar will be honored with a life-size statue in New York alongside media mogul Oprah Winfrey, Hollywood stars
370 workers lose jobs at Zambia mine after contracts terminated
370 people have lost their jobs in Zambia after a copper producer in the country terminated contracts with three mining
Togo lawmakers give Gnassingbe the option of ten more years in power
Togo National Assembly members approved a change in the country’s constitution that would allow longstanding President Faure Gnassingbe to stay
Convicted terrorist Jermaine Grant receives four-year sentence
A Mombasa court sentenced British terror convict Jermaine Grant a four-year prison sentence for being in possession of bomb-making materials.
WHO condemns attack on health workers and ambulance in Tripoli
The World Health Organization condemned an attack on an ambulance in Tripoli, Libya that injured three health workers. Wednesday’s attack
Kenyan universities worried over mass failures in math and science
Kenyan Universities have raised the red flag over massive failures by students in mathematics and science sections of the Kenya
Zimbabwe warns of power cuts as dam levels fall
Zimbabweans have been warned to switch off all non-essential electricity load as the state-owned power utility warned it may ration electricity supplies
Mozambique mobilizing resources to contain cholera outbreak
Officials in Mozambique are scrambling to contain a cholera outbreak in the north of the country after Cyclone Kenneth devastated