She belongs to my kitchen, President Buhari responds to wife’s criticism
In response to criticism by his wife, Nigerian President has described the First Lady Aisha Buhari’s place to being in
Egypt dismisses accusations of supporting opposition protests in Ethiopia
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has denied accusations that his country is supporting the opposition in Ethiopia. It follows a
South African President Jacob Zuma fails to offer Kenya visa deal
South African President Jacob Zuma visited Kenya earlier this week on an official state visit — the first by a
Former South Sudan vice president in South Africa for medical treatment
Former South Sudanese vice president Riek Machar is in South Africa for medical treatment. In August, Machar was treated in
Kampala’s Makerere University receives global recognition
Uganda’s oldest university – Makerere — has welcomed the news that it’s rated one of the top tertiary institutions on
Nigeria’s President Buhari vows to work towards getting the remaining girls released
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari has vowed that his government will continue to work for the release of the remaining Chibok
Judges at The Hague court close to compensating children forced to fight in DRC
After a week of hearings, the International Criminal Court is one step closer to releasing money to help children who
Nigeria’s Lagos State govt cautioned against demolishing shanty towns
Nigeria’s Lagos State government has been cautioned by Amnesty International against demolishing irregular structures in waterfront communities across the state
Gabon’s 2017 budget cut by 5% due to falling oil output
Gabon has cut its 2017 budget by more than 5 percent due to persistently low crude prices and falling oil
Kenyan women encourage open conversations about sex
Few of us would argue against sex education. After all, knowledge is power. Yet, for many, sex remains a awkward