Gambia citizens use marbles to vote for president in unique system
The tiny West African state of Gambia is due to hold presidential elections on Thursday. Three candidates are in the
Somalia to begin exporting livestock to Malaysia
Somalia’s livestock trade has received a major boost after the country secured a new Asian market. Somalia is set to
Egypt denies military presence in Syria
Cairo has denied having a military presence in Syria. The Egyptian Foreign Ministry issued a statement on Sunday, refuting claims
Kenyan community project empowering women through football
Kenya’s debut at the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations proved to be a steep learning curve. The Harambee Starlets exited
Zimbabwe’s local quasi-currency begins circulating in the country
Bond notes, a local quasi-currency, will begin circulating in Zimbabwe on Monday. The country’s central bank made the announcement Saturday
South Africa ranks in top tier of world’s highest paid CEOs
South Africa has been ranked tops among countries with the best paid CEO’s when their salaries are compared to the
Kenyans get a rare glimpse of vintage planes
A rare air show took place in Kenya’s capital, Nairobi. Plane lovers gathered at the Nairobi national park to at
Crystal Palace’s Zaha switches allegiance from England to Cote d’Ivoire
Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha has submitted a request to FIFA to swap his international allegiance from England to Cote
First Braille newspaper is good news for the visually-impaired
A Guatemalan newspaper is reaching out to a community that has never received much attention in the country – the
Thousands protest in support of Burundi’s govt opposition to UN investigators
Thousands of people have taken part in street protests across Burundi in support of the government’s opposition to United Nations