The University of Nairobi's Silicon Savannah Innovation Park was launched at State House inNairobi by President William Ruto. The aim of this initiative is to encourage innovation andtechnological development in Kenya, by positioning the university…
Protest Turns Ugly In Sudan
Violence erupted in Sudan as what seemed like a peaceful protest turned ugly as per individual was reportedly killed after mass protest against dire living conditions and growing poverty rate in the country. There has…
African Union observers endorse Guinea poll as tension…
On Monday, Cellou Diallo a opposition leader and presidential candidate announced himself winner of the just concluded elections in Guinea. Tending to writers in the capital, Conakry, Augustin Matata Ponyo, the AU's head of mission…
More Brutality Might Erupt In Ivory Coast Elections…
There has been series of violence in Ivory Coast due to Elections Campaign at the weekend particularly in the city of Bongouanou in North Abidjan as two ethnic groups started fighting. Two individuals were murdered…
Empowering Women In Uganda Through Taxi Amidst COVID-19
Empowerment in Uganda is on a whole new level has they have initiated a empowerment scheme that empowers particularly the female gender, it is called the Diva Taxi. It's a way eradicating unemployment in the…
#EndSARS: Protest Enters Day Ten In Nigeria
As the protest against police brutality enters day ten, thousands of youth has come out in mass to to make their grievances known to the government at large. On the other the government has said…
France Returns Stolen Moroccan Art
France authorities has returned a moroccan art seized by traffickers on Thursday, the art was seized during a custom control which demonstrate the barbaric attitude of looting cultural heritage. The handover took place in Marseille…
Guinea: UN Advises Against Hate Speech
As Guinea elections approaches the United Nations (UN) has advised against the use of ethnic hate speach in the wake of the forthcoming presidential election. Wanindara, a predominantly Fulani suburb of Guinea's capital Conakry, few…
Work Set To Begin In Libya’s Biggest Oil…
Work is set to begin in Libya's Biggest oil field so as to facilitate the distribution of oil to various part of the nation and other countries at large. The National Oil Corporation stated in…
Foul Play in Tanzanian Politics – Amnesty Intertional
The Amnesty International alleges in a document posted on Monday that Tanzanian President John Magufuli’s authorities is actively repressing the political opposition as rapidly-passed legal guidelines restricting the freedom of expression, peaceful assembly and association…
Nigeria Govt Dissolves SARS After Series Of Protests…
Nigeria Government listened to the pleas of Nigerians on Sunday, They dissolved a distinctive police unit set up to fight violent crimes such as kidnapping and Armed robbery after deadly protests and a social media…
Tunisia’s Economic Crisis Amidst the Covid-19 Pandemic
An Economically Unforgiving Pandemic Tens of thousands of Tunisians have lost their jobs in a worsening economic crisis exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic as nearly a third of small to medium-sized businesses face bankruptcy. Ali…
Health: Uganda’s hospitals run out of blood
Uganda's coronavirus cases may be small but the pandemic is constraining the delivery of health services regardless. A blood shortage that has hit major hospitals in the country has delayed, even halted life-saving surgeries and…
Mali’s opposition leader Soumaila Cisse released after prisoner…
Mali's presidency on Thursday announced that opposition leader Soumaïla Cissé had been freed. The announcement, over Twitter, added that Cisse was on his way back to the capital Bamako. The news will likely warm the…
No show from hostages, despite speculations in Mali
They waited for hours throughout the night, to no avail. Supporters of malian political figure Soumaïla Cissé gathered to celebrate the announced return of their candidate, who has been held hostage for over six months.…
Ethiopian Senate Votes to Sever All relations with…
Ethnic tensions in Ethiopia continue to mount after The Ethiopian Senate voted on Tuesday to sever all relations between the federal authorities and both the Tigray regional parliament and executive. This comes after the Tigrayan…
South Sudan set to campaign against child marriage
South Sudan’s authorities in partnership with UNICEF launched a marketing campaign Monday against toddler marriage to address the challenges ladies are facing. In South Sudan, 52% of all ladies are married before they attain 18…
Health chief salutes Africa’s fight against COVID-19
The head of the Africa Centres for Disease Control (CDC) has praised African states for managing to curb the spread of coronavirus. Africa has seen about 1.4 million cases and 34,000 deaths since February. These…
Injured Ethiopian Star Runner Pulls Out of London…
A Hurt World Champion Five-time world champion and three-time Olympic gold medalist, Kenenisa Bekele, announced in a video on social media Friday that he will no longer be competing in the highly anticipated London Marathon…
