Ethiopia says no to Egypt’s plan to operate Nile River dam
Ethiopia on Wednesday rejected a proposal by Egypt to operate a $4 billion hydropower dam the Horn of Africa country
Italy, France want EU to help distribute African migrants in Europe
Italy and France have said that the European Union must introduce a new, automatic system of taking in migrants saved
Russia signs a pact with Uganda to develop nuclear energy
The Government of Uganda signed an Inter-Governmental Agreement (IGA) with Russia on Wednesday to develop nuclear technology for energy, medical
Spanking children remains unlawful in S. Africa, court rules
South Africa’s highest court on Wednesday upheld a ruling that spanking or corporal punishment of children at home was unconstitutional,
Zimbabweans continue to grapple with high prices as inflation remains high
Zimbabweans continue to grapple with rising prices of basic commodities and other goods as the local currency, the Zimbabwe dollar
Angola holds Pan-African forum for culture of peace
The first edition of the Luanda Biennial-Pan African Forum for the Culture of Peace, was opened Wednesday in Luanda under
African e-commerce firm Jumia seeks to boost tourism in Nigeria
Africa’s leading e-commerce platform Jumia said Wednesday that it plans to host its maiden World Tourism Day event to raise
China steps in to ease housing challenge in Cape Verde
It all started with more and more people rushing to enjoy the pristine blue beaches in Cape Verde. And that
Kenya to host global population summit in November
Kenya will partner with the UN Population Fund (UNFPA) and the government of Denmark to host an international population summit
Kenyan president urges labour groups to create opportunity in Africa
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Wednesday called on the Organization of Africa Trade Union Unity-OATUU to help create opportunities on