Zimbabwe: Shadows Over Sunshine City
Land invasions and illegal development threaten the source of water to Zimbabwe's capital Once referred to as the "Sunshine City" - not only ...
Tanzania: Tanzania, Burundi Plan for Railway and Refinery
After last week's maiden tour of Tanzania, where Burundi's President Evariste Ndayishimiye met Tanzanian President John Magufuli in Kigoma, the two countries agreed ...
Kenya: Ethiopian Athletes Miss London Flight, Throw Marathon Organisers Into a Spin
Kenya's contingent to the London Marathon flew into the English capital Monday morning with reports indicating that some Ethiopian athletes failed to catch ...
Nigeria: Democracy Is Taking Firm Root, Says Ex-President Jonathan in ‘Big Book’
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has said democracy is taking a firm root in the nation. In a special foreword to the Nigeria At ...
Gordon D’Arcy: If South Africa moves up north, it could all go south
With Springboks on Pro14 turf, you can be sure there will be unintended consequences Tendai Mtawarira of the Cell C Sharks is tackled ...
Nigeria: 30 Years After, Buhari Flags-Off Itakpe-Ajaokuta-Warri Rail Line
After over 30 years of delay, President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday inaugurated the 326km Itakpe-Ajaokuta-Warri rail line for commercial operation. The president flagged off ...
Zimbabwe: Study Shows Lockdown Triggered Sharp Rise in Violence Against Women
A new report has been launched in Zimbabwe showing a sharp increase in domestic violence during the country's two-month Covid-19 lockdown between April ...
Somalia: Presidential Candidate Vows to Fight Corruption and Al-Shabaab
Franco-Somalian business leader Abshir Aden Ferro has urged Somalia to put off parliamentary elections for at least four years, warning that holding polls ...
Kenya: Universities to Reopen for in-Person Learning From October 5 – Magoha
Nairobi — The Ministry of Education gave clearance for resumption of in-person learning in tertiary institutions on Tuesday with priority given to final ...
Congo-Kinshasa: More Than 50 Women Accuse Aid Workers of Sex Abuse in Ebola Crisis
Beni, DRC — More than 50 women have accused Ebola aid workers from the World Health Organization and leading NGOs of sexual exploitation ...
