UEFA’s Brexit strategy will reduce number of foreigners in Premier League
In a bid to deal with Brexit and boost the number of homegrown players, the English Football Association (FA) is
Zimbabwe gets $3.6 million from Japan to fight cybercrime
Zimbabwe now has an additional $3.6 million in its coffers to help fight cybercrime. Finance minister Mthuli Ncube says the
Cholera outbreak: 175 dead, over 10 000 affected in Nigeria
Suspected cholera cases have jumped in northeast Nigeria where Boko Haram violence has forced tens of thousands of people to
Kenyan stevia farmers to benefit from trade deal with China
Kenya and China have signed a protocol on the requirements needed for the export of stevia to the Asian country.
Ethiopia’s AG links security agents to attack on PM’s rally, orders arrests
Members of Ethiopia’s security service have come under the spotlight over their involvement in a grenade attack at a rally
Kenya Airways to launch flights to Somalia
Kenya Airways will on Thursday launch daily flights to Somalia’s capital Mogadishu. The flight will be operated by the carrier’s
Congo opposition parties back out of sole candidate pact
Congo’s two leading opposition parties withdrew from a pact to support a single presidential contender on Monday, significantly weakening efforts
11 students killed in Uganda school dormitory fire
At least 11 students have been confirmed dead following a dormitory fire in Uganda on Monday. The fire broke out
Contraceptive use growing fast in Africa despite high fertility rate- UN report
A new report says more women in the poorest countries are using modern contraception, signifying progress in efforts to involve
Fake snake doesn’t make it on to plane
Freedom Under Law executive director Nicole Fritz is used to defending human rights and fighting to protect the Constitution, but