Zambia’s ruling party hints at a longer presidential term
A debate was ignited on Thursday in Zambia after the country’s governing Patriotic Front (PF) suggested changing the presidential term
A dream South African safari turns tragic for British family after hot-air balloon accident
A hot air balloon ride which was supposed to be a once-in-a-lifetime holiday experience turned tragic after a British woman
Malawi police officers told to stop “playing” on Whatsapp
Police officers in Malawi have been ordered to stop “playing” on Whatsapp when on duty and instead concentrate on offering
Man shot dead outside Nairobi’s U.S. Embassy after attacking a police officer
A man suspected to be an al-Shabaab terrorist was shot dead on Thursday after he stabbed a General Service Unit
Cairo bookshop allows clients to scream their troubles away
To cope with the daily stresses life can bring, young Egyptians have turned to the “scream room” to relieve their
RwandAir could commence flights to Mozambique following President Kagame visit
In a bid to deepen bilateral ties between Rwanda and Mozambique, President Paul Kagame, is in Maputo, for a two-day
Costs on calls and internet use in South Sudan shoot up by 700 percent
Telecommunication companies in South Sudan have increased the prices on phone calls and data usage by up to 700 percent.
Plantains back in high season following months of drought in Cote d’Ivoire
Plantains are considered one of the major staples in Africa. But for a while in Cote d’Ivoire there was an
Over 90 people missing after boat capsized off Libya’s coast
Around 90 migrants are still missing after their boat capsized off the Libyan coast on Wednesday, the country’s coast
Botswana reaffirms support for the International Criminal Court
Botswana has reaffirmed its support for the International Criminal Court amid the mounting number of African countries exiting. The country’s