Former US President Clinton cancels trip to Nigeria ahead of elections
Former US President Bill Clinton has canceled his trip to Nigeria ahead of Saturday’s general elections, saying the visit could
Faces of Africa – Afweyne “Big Mouth” and The Somali Pirates
He was nicknamed Afweyne “Big Mouth” in the Somali language; this is a man who spent close to a decade
Afreximbank plans to disperse 85 billion USD to support intra-African trade in 3 years
Benedict Okey Oramah, the president and chairperson of the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximabank), on Sunday said the bank planned to
Somalia lobbies AU Summit for US$4.6 billion international debt cancellation
Somali government officials, international development partners and civil society organisations engaged in humanitarian operations in Somalia met at the African
Zimbabwe teachers call off strike for now
Zimbabwean teachers on Sunday called off a strike they started on Feb. 5. In a joint statement, the Zimbabwe Teachers
Egyptian club Ismaily reinstated in African Champions League
Egyptian club Ismaily has been reinstated into the African Champions League after a disqualification last month when fans forced the
#FindCarolineMwatha: Search intensifies for missing Kenyan activist
One of the trending topics on Twitter in Kenya is #FindCarolinemWATHA Caroline Mwatha, a senior official at the Dandora Community
South Africa’s Soweto Gospel Choir wins third Best World Music Album Grammy
South Africa’s Soweto Gospel Choir has won the Best World Music Album at the Grammys award ceremony in Los Angeles
Nigerian police investigating fire at INEC office in Plateau State
Nigeria’s electoral commission (INEC) has described the burning down of one of its offices in Plateau state as an “emerging trend”. Nigerians
Eskom remains major risk to South African finances, Moody’s says
South Africa’s debt-laden, state-owned power utility continues to represent a significant risk to the country’s finances and President Cyril Ramaphosa’s