Impeachment motion against Somalia’s president flops
A motion of no confidence filed against Somali President Abdulahi Mohamed Farmajo has been declared invalid after some of the
Nairobi seeks Chinese help in sovling traffic problem
The leadership of Kenya’s capital has sought Chinese help in the quest for lasting solutions for chronic traffic snarl-ups in
Rwanda prosecutors plan to appeal Rwigara acquittal
Rwanda’s prosecution agency has said it will appeal the recent acquittal of a government critic, Diane Rwigara and her mother Adeline Rwigara.
ZANU PF wants women’s quota extended
ZANU PF women’s league in Mashonaland East province is pushing for an extension of the proportional representation quota system, saying
Commercial flights between Egypt, U.S. to resume in January
The commercial flights between Egypt and the United States will resume since January 2019 after more than three years of
Airbus staff error led to fatal 2017 Mali copter crash
The fatal crash of a German armed forces helicopter in Mali last year was caused by the failure of mechanics
Sudanese parliament approves draft bill on joining AIIB
Sudan’s National Assembly (parliament) on Tuesday approved a draft bill on joining the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), official SUNA
Ethiopian PM to inaugurate Chinese-built industrial park on Sunday
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed will inaugurate the Chinese-built Dire Dawa industrial park located in the eastern part of the
Tanzania to sign deal this week for $3 billion power plant
Tanzania will sign a deal this week for the construction of a $3 billion hydroelectric power plant, the president said
Nine slain in new massacre in eastern DR Congo
Suspected militiamen killed nine civilians in a fresh attack in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s troubled east, government officials and