Talk Africa: Kenya’s War on Terrorism
The afternoon of January 15th saw four armed gunmen and a suicide bomber storm the Dusit D2 hotel complex at
Kenyan court orders 4 more attack suspects to be held
Four people suspected of helping Islamic extremists attack a hotel and office complex in the Kenyan capital last week have
Nigeria Super Falcons beat Romania 4-1 to win 3rd place game at Meizhou Tournament
Nigeria senior women team responded to their China disappointing loss with a 4-1 hammering of European side Romania on Sunday.
Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa heads home in efforts to restore calm
Zimbabwe’s president Emmerson Mnangagwa has cut short his overseas trip to deal with mounting challenges back home. Mnangagwa who was
Egypt to invest $9 billion in refineries’ upgrade over four years
Egypt plans to upgrade six oil refineries at a cost of about $9 billion over four years to increase domestic
Rwanda says the country isn’t in debt distress
To finance infrastructure development and other development expenditure, the Government often has to borrow from international financiers, the private sector,
Israeli leader visits Africa to restore relations with Chad
Israel and Chad restored diplomatic relations after nearly 50 years as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the central African nation
Ethiopian PM Abiy stops in Rome before heading to World Economic Forum
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed on Sunday arrived in Rome, Italy his first stop on a European tour that will
South Africa said no to Zimbabwe’s request for $1.2 billion loan
South Africa turned down a request from its southern African neighbor Zimbabwe for a $1.2 billion loan in December, a
Report: Growing gap between rich and poor fuelling global anger
Tax systems that put a high burden on the poor mean public services are underfunded, stretching the gap between rich