Rwandan entrepreneur returns home to quench villagers’ thirst
by Anastacia Waweru Water is life. And for Venuste Kubwimana, it is a lifeline of which is he is
Sudan’s government, rebels start peace talks in Juba
Sudan’s new transitional government is meeting with rebel leaders to kick off peace talks aimed at ending the country’s civil
Five things to watch for as South Africa tries to fix Eskom
South Africa has been promising for months to fix Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd., the state power utility that’s drowning in
DR Congo to start using Johnson & Johnson Ebola vaccine next month
Health authorities in Democratic Republic of Congo will introduce a Johnson & Johnson Ebola vaccine in November in the country’s
Ethiopian PM and Egyptian president resume talks about dam
Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi will meet Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed in Moscow in the hopes of settling their dispute
Algerian cabinet adopts draft budget, amendments to hydrocarbons law
Algerian Council of Ministers on Sunday adopted the draft Budget Law 2020 and the draft amendments to the hydrocarbons law,
Several wounded as mortars hit UN compound in Mogadishu
Several people were wounded after a mortar attack hit the compounds of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Somalia and
Conservative professor wins Tunisia’s election
Thousands of supporters of presidential candidate Kais Saied thronged the grand boulevards of central Tunis in celebration late on Sunday
Fighting voter apathy: Mozambicans ready for general elections
“The youth are not interested in the vote because they are tired. There are many problems that they are facing
Kenya’s Brigid Kosgei smashes women’s marathon world record
Kenya’s Brigid Kosgei smashed the women’s marathon world record after winning the 2019 women’s Chicago Marathon on Sunday in a