UN deputy chief urges youth to “hold leaders accountable” over planet conservation
The United Nations Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed has urged the youth “to hold leaders and decision-makers accountable,” in the quest
End of year wedding season brings good tidings to Kenyan businesses
The ‘season of love’ – the period when most couples wed in Kenya – has quietly set in as the
South Sudan tycoon goes missing
Ugandan police are investigating the disappearance of a South Sudanese tycoon who recently went viral on social media for flaunting
BP to invest $1 billion in South Africa, including refinery upgrade
BP Southern Africa (BPSA) will invest $1 billion in South Africa in the next five years with more than a
Didier Drogba retires from football
Cote d’Ivoire’s football legend Didier Drogba has officially retired from playing. The former Chelsea and Marseille forward announced his retirement
Niger to move protected giraffes as habitat shrinks
Part of a group of a rare giraffes that has become a Niger tourist attraction is to be moved to
KWS rules out poaching in Mara rhino deaths
The Kenya Wildlife Service is investigating the deaths of three rhinos whose carcasses were found in the iconic Maasai Mara
Ethiopian opposition figure now in charge of country’s electoral board
A former judge and leading opposition figure is now the new head of Ethiopia’s electoral board. Birtukan Mideksa is the
Seven killed in attack on Foraco well site in Niger
Armed men killed seven people on Thursday in an attack on French drilling company Foraco’s water well site in southeastern
Chinese cultural expo in Egypt opens up opportunities to learn more about Beijing
In the building of Confucius Institute of Suez Canal University in Egypt’s northeastern province of Ismailia, a cultural expo introducing