Tunisia’s president links African migrants to “violence and crimes”/in /by
President Saied also said it was part of a "criminal enterprise hatched at the dawn of this century to change the demographic composition of Tunisia."
Cyclone Freddy kills four in Madagascar/in /by
The storm affected some 16,600 people across Madagascar according to the country's National Risk Management Office
Plastic bottles help South Africans fight energy crisis/in /by
With up to 10 hours a day without power many South Africans are turning to plastic bottles to light their rooms
First Lady Jill Biden arrives in Namibia for five day Africa visit/in /by
She's expected to promote the empowerment of Africa's women and its youth as well as the hunger ravaging the drought-prone Horn of Africa region.
Warning of almost a million malnourished children in Kenya this year/in /by
In total, more than 5.4 million Kenyans will likely experience drought-triggered acute food insecurity this year, an international initiative warns.
We take a look at the numbers behind Nigeria’s elections/in /by
Nigeria is the continent's most populated state and this election has over 176,000 polling stations.
First EU-Kenya Business Forum concludes in Nairobi/in /by
An EU funding package for Kenya's TradeMark Africa was signed to facilitate a five-year programme that will boost Kenya’s exports
Tanzania Approves $3.5 Billion Pipeline Project/in /by
The 1,443-kilometre (900-mile) pipeline will transport crude from vast oilfields being developed in Lake Albert in northwestern Uganda to a Tanzanian port on the Indian Ocean.
Fighting resumes in Somaliland as tens of thousands flee/in /by
The violence began on February 6th when Dhulbahante clan elders reportedly issued a declaration saying they were no longer part of Somaliland.
Nigeria: Shell Pledges Support for Federal Govt’s Efforts to Preserve Oloibiri Heritage/in /by
[Premium Times] Oloibiri is where Shell first struck oil in commercial quantity in 1958.