Kenya to roll out interventions to reduce HIV among newborns
Kenya plans to roll out a raft of interventions to reverse the HIV epidemic among newborns. Catherine Ngugi, head of
Rwanda to receive first batch of refugees from Libya this week
Rwanda will later this week receive the first batch of refugees stranded in Libya as part of commitment made by
Kenyatta: Any action on climate must also include economic opportunity
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta has challenged fellow world leaders to pursue climate change adaptation and mitigation measures that secure people’s
Faces of Africa – Nigeria’s Lost Generation Pt.1
On the morning of 14th April 2014 in Nigeria’s, Maiduguri, an ugly incident occurred which cast the Borno State in
UN wants universal health coverage for all by 2030
The United Nations on Tuesday took steps to provide an additional one billion people by 2023 with quality essential health
City leaders shut off water to 2 million in Harare
More than 2 million residents of Zimbabwe’s capital and surrounding towns are now scrambling to find alternative sources of water.
Burundian rice farming project gets a boost from China
Burundi is heavily reliant on agriculture, with rice farming playing a big role in the quest for food sufficiency and
Botswana issues elephant hunting licenses
For the first time in five years, elephant hunting will be legal in Botswana, with authorities planning to issue nearly
Boeing to pay 737 MAX crash victims’ families $144,500 each
Boeing Co. will pay the families of 346 people killed in two fatal 737 MAX crashes $144,500 each from a
Liverpool tries to ease fears over Sadio Mane injury
Liverpool assistant manager Pepijn Lijnders downplayed speculation that Senegalese forward Sadio Mane suffered a potentially serious injury during the 2-1