Kolbe, du Toit nominated for World Rugby Player of the Year
South African rugby players Cheslin Kolbe and Pieter-Steph du Toit have been nominated for the World Rugby Men’s 15s Player
54 killed in attack on Mali military post
At least 53 soldiers and one civilian have been killed in an attack on an army post in northern Mali,
Chinese-funded hydropower project expected to light up Burundi
Burundi will soon boost its electricity production thanks to a Chinese-built hydropower project currently under construction in Rumonge Province. Upon
U17 World Cup: Cameroon’s last 16 hopes dented by loss to Argentina
Cameroon’s chances of qualifying for the last 16 of the FIFA Under-17 World Cup were dealt a blow following a
Kenyan prisoners awarded law degrees after completion of studies
10 convicts in Kenya have graduated with law degrees after four years of study behind bars. The men, most of
At least 78 people killed in Ethiopian protests last week:Prime minister’s office
Reports from Ethiopian Prime minister’s office say at least 78 people lost their lives following the protests that rocked the
Kenya’s Safaricom plans to expand operations in Ethiopia
Kenya’s telecom giant Safaricom plans to bid for one of two Ethiopian telecoms licenses in 2020 in partnership with South
Egypt’s president urges listing military firms on stock market
Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi on Thursday called for listing the companies owned by Egyptian military on the domestic stock market.
Libyan government condemns east-based army’s attack on headquarters
Libya’s Interior Ministry of the UN-backed government on Thursday condemned the east-based army for attacking its headquarters in the capital
Captain Kolisi looks forward to Rugby final as President Ramaphosa heads to Japan in solidarity
South Africa’s history-making Rugby captain Siya Kolisi is looking forward to Saturday’s Rugby World Cup final in Japan, but has