Qatar to grow thousands of trees for the 2022 World Cup
Qatar intends to grow over 16,000 trees for the 2022 football World Cup around stadiums as part of the tournament’s
240 Boko Haram militants surrender in Chad
Around 240 Boko Haram militants are reported to have voluntarily surrendered in Chad after they came under intense fire from
16 people accused of South Sudan July hotel attack
16 people in South Sudan have been accused of taking part in the July rampage that targeted Americans at a
King of Morocco hires top lawyer to defend pop star accused of Paris rape
Morocco’s King Mohammed VI has vowed to cover the legal fees of pop singer Saad Lamjarred, who faces trial in France
Egypt holds motorcycle rally to boost tourism image in Egypt
A cross-country motorcycle rally recently ended at the iconic pyramids of Giza in Egypt. Riders travelled from the port city
Kenyan entrepreneur finds creative way to build film equipment and props
In Kenya, demand is rising for locally made high quality films. That is especially following the law stipulating that 60%
Rising commodity prices adversely affecting many African economies
The fallout from collapsed commodity prices and subsequent fiscal blowouts has had an impact on many African states. This has
Zimbabwe’s President provides legal basis for issuance of bond notes
President Robert Mugabe has issued regulations clearing the way for the issuance of ‘bond notes’. The notes are a surrogate
Rwanda has officially become part of global UN energy initiative
Rwanda has officially become part of a global universal energy initiative, dubbed “Sustainable Energy For All,” a United Nations- led
Somalia to launch first offshore oil license round in 2017
Somalia will launch its first hydrocarbon licensing round early next year targeting offshore blocks, a government official said on Tuesday.