Scottish court blocks British PM’s move to suspend parliament
In yet another setback for the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Scotland’s highest court of appeal ruled on Wednesday that
Apple goes after bigger piece of pie with new $699 iPhone 11
Apple unveiled its iPhone 11 models Tuesday, touting upgraded, ultra-wide cameras as it updated its popular smartphone lineup and cut
Chinese investors optimistic of increased trade ties with Kenya
Chinese investors from Shandong province who are on a visit to Kenya on Tuesday expressed confidence that trade between the
Senegal to get $22m drought pay-out from AU agency
Senegal will receive at least $22 million drought insurance compensation from continental firm, the African Risk Capacity Insurance Company (ARC).
Testing the tracks of SGR’s new Nairobi-Naivasha line
The massive effort to create a rail link between Kenya’s capital Nairobi and the strategically critical Indian Ocean port of
Algerian PM Bedoui to resign, paving way for vote -sources
Algerian Prime Minister Noureddine Bedoui will resign soon to facilitate the holding of elections this year that the army sees
Uganda Govt endorses Council to promote adoption of Kiswahili
The Ugandan Government has endorsed the establishment of the Uganda National Kiswahili Council whose main objective is to guide the
Cameroon President calls for national dialogue on separatist crisis
Cameroon’s President Paul Biya announced in a rare public address on Tuesday the organization of a national dialogue to solve
Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe’s body flown home from Singapore
The body of Robert Mugabe has left Singapore on a private flight destined for his home country of Zimbabwe. A
President Trump fires his national Security Adviser John Bolton
US President Donald Trump has fired his National Security Advisor John Bolton. “I informed John Bolton last night that his