Four Burundian journalists charged with undermining state security
Burundian journalists were on Saturday charged on claims of undermining state security, an editor at their newspaper tweeted, as Burundi’s
South Africa beats Wales 19-16 to qualify for Rugby World Cup final
South Africa edged Wales 19-16 in their Rugby World Cup semifinal at the International Stadium Yokohama on Sunday in Yokohama, Japan,
Ethiopia PM Abiy Ahmed warns ethnic violence could worsen
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed warned on Saturday of further instability while vowing to bring justice to those responsible for
Botswana president commends opposition for peaceful elections
Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi, who will retain presidency as his ruling Botswana Democratic Party (BDP) has won the general election,
Nairobi Stanchart Marathon:Brimin Kipkorir wins men’s 42 km
Brimin Kipkorir Sunday reclaimed the Standard Chartered Bank Nairobi Marathon title. Kipkorir, who won the event in 2017, brushed off
Morocco moves up in World Bank’s doing business 2020 report
Morocco moved 7 places in the World Bank’s Doing Business 2020 ranking released in Washington to 53rd place out of
Tanzania’s death toll from heavy rain rises to 40
The death toll from ongoing heavy rain in Tanzania rose from 30 to 40 on Saturday, said police. Edward Bukombe,
Gunmen in Nigeria free school hostages
Gunmen who kidnapped six female pupils, two staff of the Engravers College in Kakau Daji area, northern Nigeria’s Kaduna state
Kenya Flower Festival 2019: A milestone in the country’s horticulture sector
The Lord Erroll in Runda Nairobi, played host to the inaugural 2019 Kenya Flower Festival which brought together flower enthusiasts in
34th edition of Creole festival lures visitors with pop of culture
Saturday afternoon and the annual Seychelles Festival Kreol, the 34th of its kind, reached its public climax when the parade