Remains of Burkina Faso’s slain Ex-Leader Sankara to be Exhumed
The remains of slain former president Thomas Sankara and 12 of his colleagues who were assassinated during a coup
Nigeria’s fuel shortage bites as flights and banks get affected
Two of Nigeria’s biggest airline operators, Arik and Aero airlines have suspended up to 80% of flights due to
Parliamentary elections in Ethiopia come to a close
The first Parliamentary elections in Ethiopia since the death of the countries longest serving prime minister the late Meles Zenawi
Fears of more opposition protests in Burundi
Opposition demonstrators in Burundi have threatened to return to the streets after an opposition leader was killed by unknown
Kenya’s President Kenyatta to mentor high school students
President Uhuru Kenyatta and First Lady Margaret Kenyatta have launched a unique mentorship project that will benefit bright pupils from
Africa day: Do you have a reason to celebrate?
Every year on May 25th, Africa marks the Africa Day as a sign of unity for the continent. Today is
Ghana’s best-known artist and his work being celebrated
He is one of Ghana’s best-known artists and his work is now being celebrated. 70-year old Ato Delaquis has been
Somalia’s local football league attracts foreign talents
Football has recently been gaining national acclaim as the Somali FA has been reviving the sport. FIFA too has been
Stephen Keshi speaks on Nigeria’s challenges and goals ahead
Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi says he is determined to leave a lasting legacy as he begins a second stint
The World’s first motorised cooler championships held in Australia
The Australian town of Port Douglas hosted the world’s first ever official Motorised Cooler Championships. Take a look