South Africa eases visa rules for Kenyans
The Kenyan and South African governments have worked out a deal to ease visa requirements for students, businessmen, government officials
Ethiopian Airlines emerges as Entebbe’s largest operator
Ethiopian Airlines has emerged as the largest operator at the Entebbe International Airport, offering 140,000 outbound seats in the first
Anti-gay crackdown ‘not reflective of Tanzania’s official stance’, says govt
The Tanzanian government has distanced itself from the local administrator who called for a crackdown on gay people in Dar
More than 80 people, mostly students, kidnapped in Cameroon’s Anglophone region
At least 80 people were kidnapped, mostly children, in the Cameroonian city of Bamenda on Monday government sources have confirmed.
Uganda begins Ebola vaccinations
Uganda will today, and for the very first time, start vaccination against the deadly Ebola haemorrhagic fever (EHF) as a
Ebola death toll rises in the DRC
The death toll in the Ebola outbreak in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has claimed more than 180
South African Airways working to roll over $642 million of debt
South African Airways is working to find ways to roll over 9.2 billion rand ($642 million) of debt by March
Eritrean President seeks to anchor recent ties with Ethiopia
Eritrea says more still needs to be done to strengthen its new found relations with Ethiopia. This even after the
Chinese charity expands school feeding program in Ethiopia
The China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation (CFPA) expanded its school feeding program in Ethiopia on Thursday to 517 students of
Four decades after his first visit, Ghana welcomes Prince Charles back
Britain’s Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall have attended a dubar – a traditional celebration of leaders – as