Cameroon official hails higher education cooperation with China
Wilfred Gabsa Nyongbet, Secretary-General of Cameroon’s Ministry of Higher Education, on Wednesday hailed as “excellent” the cooperation with China in
Uganda’s Winnie Byanyima named new UN HIV/AIDS chief
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres appointed a new HIV/AIDS chief on Wednesday after the previous incumbent left accused of serious
Number of Namibians borrowing for consumption worrying: central bank
The rate at which Namibians are taking out personal loans to support consumption is worrying, Namibia’s central bank said Wednesday.
Somali journalists mourn colleague killed in blast
Somali journalists on Wednesday mourned the death of a fellow media practitioner who was killed during a fierce fighting between
Floods, landslides wreak havoc in India killing more than 270 people
More than 270 people in India have been killed with over a million displaced and inundated thousands of homes across
Chinese journalists association condemns violence against reporter
The All-China Journalists Association (ACJA) on Wednesday condemned the attack of a reporter by protesters at the Hong Kong International
Al-Shabab attack in Somalia’s Lower Shabelle region
A government military base in Somalia’s Lower Shabelle region was on Wednesday hit by car bombs and gunfire, according to
Hong Kong police arrest 5 people involved in violent protests at airport
Hong Kong police on Wednesday said they had arrested five men involved in unlawful assembly at the Hong Kong International
Zimbabwe faces shortage of its Zimdollar
Reports from Zimbabwe indicate that there is a shortage of notes in the country with many people allegedly queuing
No US-UK trade deal if Brexit undermines Irish peace pact
A US-UK trade deal will not get a pass in the Congress if Brexit undermines the Good Friday Agreement,