Russia offers to mediate Ethiopia-Egypt dam dispute
Russia has offered to mediate the dispute between Egypt and Ethiopia regarding the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, which Addis Ababa
16 LGBT persons and activists for gay sex arrested in Uganda
Activists suspected to promote gay sex and 16 Lesbian,Gay,Bisexual and Transgender(LGBT) persons were arrested Thursday in Uganda. The 16 persons,
Springboks will be without Cheslin Kolbe in RWC2019 semifinal
Springboks winger Cheslin Kolbe will miss the Rugby World Cup semi-final against Wales because of an ankle injury, coach Rassie
Cocoa prices in Cameroon go up as bean quality improves
Cocoa farmgate prices have risen sharply in Cameroon this season as bean quality has improved, the ministry of trade and
World Bank: Ease of doing business improves in Togo, Nigeria
Regulatory reforms in Togo and Nigeria propelled the sub-Saharan African economies to among the most improved in the World Bank’s
Chinese ambassador says relations with Zambia standing at new starting point
China said on Wednesday that its relationship with Zambia was now standing at a new starting point and embracing new
U.S. cancels $190 million in grants to Ghana
The United States has canceled $190 million in grants to Ghana under the “Power Africa” initiative in response to the
Rwanda agrees to accept 120 new refugees
At least 120 refugees are expected to be evacuated to Rwanda in November from Libya where they are currently
Chinese bank funds Nigeria’s first deep sea port construction
China Development Bank (CBD) will provide a $629 million financing facility to enable a consortium led by China Harbour Engineering
Botswana’s elections explained: the role of the ‘Khama Factor’
Polls have officially closed in Botswana’s 2019 general elections. Officials from the country’s Independent Elections Commission estimate that ballot-counting will