Chinese train service operator plans to hire more Kenyans
The Chinese firm running the standard gauge railway (SGR) in Kenya is seeking to hire more Kenyans as it expands
New Chinese medical team performs over 30 surgeries in Sierra Leone
The 21st batch of the Chinese medical team in Sierra Leone on Saturday told Xinhua that they have performed over
Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa hails external support on his first election anniversary
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa has paid tribute to countries outside the African continent for standing by Zimbabwe as it undergoes
45 illegal immigrants rescued off Libya’s western coast
A total of 45 illegal immigrants have been rescued off Libya’s western coast, the Libyan navy said Friday. The immigrants,
Tourist arrivals in Morocco up 6.6% by June 2019
Over 5.4 million tourists visited Morocco in the first half of 2019, up 6.6% from last year, Moroccan Tourism Observatory
Fuel tanker blast kills dozens in Tanzania
A fuel tanker exploded in Tanzania on Saturday, killing 60 people and injuring 65, many of whom were siphoning
Yellow fever outbreak kills 16 in southern Nigeria
Sixteen people have been confirmed killed following an outbreak of yellow fever in Nigeria’s southeastern state of Ebonyi, a local
Rights group says Eritrea high schools center of repression
Eritrea’s secondary schools are at the center of the government’s efforts to control the population, a human rights organization charged
Luxembourg on path to being first European country to legalise cannabis
Luxembourg could be the first European country to legalise cannabis production and consumption, and has called for an ease of
London hit by power outage in suspected national grid failure
A suspected failure in the U.K.’s national grid on Friday led to a brief power outage across the country, UK