Al-Shabaab kill 10 people in Kenyan border town
At least ten people were killed and several others injured after Islamist extremist group, Al-Shabaab, ambushed a commuter bus in
Morocco, IEA sign joint action program
Morocco and the International Energy Agency (IEA) on Friday signed an action program for the period 2020-2021 in Paris, official
At least 4 killed in 6-story building collapse in Nairobi
A six-story residential building collapsed Friday in Kenya’s capital, officials said, with at least four people killed and others trapped
Victoria Falls shrink to a trickle after worst drought in a century
For decades Victoria Falls, where southern Africa’s Zambezi river cascade down 100 metres into a gash in the earth, have
Egypt uncovers large stone slabs of Pharaonic temple near Giza pyramids
Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities announced on Friday that it has discovered a number of huge archaeological stone blocks near Giza
Cooperation with China on Juncao technology important to Rwanda: official
Cooperation with China on Juncao technology, which can be used for producing mushroom, animal feed and biomass fuel, is very
Uganda releases emergency funds after deadly landslides, floods
Ugandan government has released 20 billion shillings (about 5.5 million U.S. dollars) for emergency response after deadly landslides and floods
Several feared dead after gunmen attack bus in northeastern Kenya
Several people are feared dead after a bus bound for northeastern Kenya was attacked by armed men, local Nation newspaper
Death toll from boat tragedy off Mauritania rises to 62
The death toll from Wednesday’s boat tragedy in off Mauritania has risen to 62 after the coast guard found retrieved
U.K. court drops torture charges against ex-wife of Liberia’s Taylor
A U.K. court on Friday dismissed torture charges against the ex-wife of former Liberian President Chares Taylor. Agnes Reeves Taylor