A Chinese-built school in Egypt becomes magnet for local parents
An Egyptian school, built by the Chinese government as a gift, has been a popular attraction for local Egyptian parents
Nairobi nears date for rollout of improved commuter train service
Public transport in Nairobi is set for a major makeover with the planned roll-out of commuter trains in the next
Nigerian couples cautiously turn to surrogacy to ease fertility woes
Ada became a surrogate mother after her landlord threatened to evict her family from their apartment in Nigeria’s commercial capital,
Huawei marks 20 years in Africa
Global ICT infrastructure provider and smart devices maker Huawei is celebrating 20 years of operations in Africa. The continent was
Boko Haram sacks two military bases in northeast Nigeria
Boko Haram sacked two military bases in northeast Nigeria overnight as the jihadist fighters battle for control of a
Madagascar’s Ravalomanana seeks cancellation of Rajoelina’s election victory
Madagascar presidential candidate Marc Ravalomanana’s campaign has filed a formal complaint after the electoral commission declared Andry Rajoelina the winner.
Ethiopia unaware of border restrictions imposed by Eritrea
The Ethiopian government has denied knowledge of border restrictions imposed by neighboring Eritrea. This as reports emerge that Eritrea has
Sudan, Egypt vow to enhance cooperation on security, joint development
Sudan and Egypt on Thursday reiterated the importance of enhancing security, stability and development of the Red Sea area through
South Africa’s rand flat in early trade ahead of trade balance figures
South Africa’s rand was flat early on Friday, giving up its small overnight gains as renewed jitters about the impact
Armed Chadian group attacks forces loyal to Haftar in southern Libya
A Chadian armed group attacked a military camp of forces loyal to General Khalifa Haftar in southern Libya on Thursday,