Egypt sentences 148 Muslim Brotherhood members to jail
On Tuesday, an Egyptian court sentenced 148 members of the currently outlawed Muslim Brotherhood group to jail terms ranging from
Kenya to host inaugural Africa Food Show in 2020
In 2020, Kenya will host the inaugural Africa Food Show, an agricultural industry event that will bring together policymakers, industry
More child soldiers recruited in S. Sudan despite peace deal: UN
Forced recruitment of child soldiers is increasing in South Sudan despite a peace deal last year, the head of a
Botswana, Namibia to begin repatriation of Namibian refugees
The governments of Botswana and Namibia on Tuesday agreed to start the repatriation of hundreds of Namibian refugees who have
South Africa apologises to Nigeria over attacks
South Africa has apologised to Nigeria over attacks in which Nigerians and other foreigners were targeted. Nigeria repatriated some 187
New Perspectives: China’s cultural footprint in Nairobi
‘New Perspectives’ – That was the theme for the fifth edition of the Nairobi Instagram tour, a cultural exchange initiative
Kenya Airways chairman calls for professional board after nationalisation
Kenya Airways (KQ) must avoid picking a board packed with politically connected individuals after it is re-nationalised in order to
South African petrol prices fall but not as far as expected
An attack on a major oil facility in Saudi Arabia means that a predicted drop in the petrol price for October will
Benin pledges universal access to drinking water
Benin vows to achieve universal access to clean drinking water for all, nearly a decade ahead of the 2030 deadline
ICC appeals Laurent Gbagbo’s acquittal
The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court on Monday said her office would appeal the acquittal of former Cote D’Ivorie