Zanzibar to register nearly 2000 traditional healers
There are an estimated 2,000 traditional healers in Tanzania’s Zanzibar area. The healers, known locally as mgangas treat everything from
Oil prices shoots up after an attack on Saudi oil facilities
Oil prices surged on Monday, with Brent crude posting its biggest intra-day percentage gain since the Gulf War in 1991,
Talk Africa: WEF 2019-Climate change in Africa
The 28th World Economic Forum on Africa was held in Cape Town at the beginning of September. The Forum brought
South African sets record for longest ocean swim
Endurance athlete Cameron Bellamy completed the longest recorded ocean channel swim on Sunday, covering the 151.7 km (94 miles) from
EU election observers in Tunisia satisfied with the process
European Union observers said that election in Tunisia was held in a “calm atmosphere” with respect for the country’s election
Belgium’s nominee for EU Commission faces claims of graft in DR Congo
Belgium’s candidate for the incoming European Commission, Foreign Minister Didier Reynders, faces a preliminary probe into accusations of money laundering
Eight people have died in a road accident in Uganda
At least eight people were on Sunday killed in a road accident at Nakawa, Busowa Town Council in Uganda’s Bugiri
At least 36 people missing in sinking boat in DRC: police
At least 36 people are missing after the sinking of a boat on Sunday at Maluku commune, a district on
Didier Drogba eyes local football association presidency
Cote d’Ivoire soccer star Didier Drogba said he will vie to be head of the local football association as he
Kenyan, World’s best teacher to address the UN General Assembly
The world’s best teacher, Peter Tabichi, will address the 74th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York