Ghana and Burkina Faso launch hunger project
The Hunger Project-Ghana, and the Hunger Project in Burkina Faso, have jointly launched the Socio-Economic Development Project at Barre in the Nahouri Province of Burkina
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5 Reasons Rwanda Is Evolving Into The Best Luxury Destination In East Africa
A country that was more popular for its days of horror, regret and abject misery caused by the climax of the 1994 genocide in which
U.S. pulls out of UN Human Rights Council
The U.S. announced Tuesday July 19 it was pulling out of the United Nations’ Human Rights Council, issuing a blistering critique of the group, including accusations
What Nigerian Senate President told the Russian Parliament
President of the Nigerian Senate, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki, recently, addressed the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation in Moscow. Saraki arrived Russia on Tuesday
Perception Survey: What do investors think of Rwanda
An investor perception survey released recently shows that Rwanda is a preferred destination due to the political stability and security. The investors also pointed out
SA Reserve Bank to launch limited edition of Mandela centenary banknotes
Nelson Mandela will now not only appear in one side of South Africa’s banknotes but on both sides in a limited issue set to be rolled
Egypt is Africa’s Safest Country
Egypt has been ranked Africa’s safest country and 16th out of 135 countries globally, higher than both the UK and US who came in position 21
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Wins Pen Pinter Prize 2018 Award
Nigerian author, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has been announced as the winner of 2018 PEN Pinter Prize for her writing and activism “that has travelled across
2018 Nelson Mandela International Day: Action against Poverty
Every year on 18 July-the day Nelson Mandela was born-the UN joins a call by the Nelson Mandela Foundation to devote 67 minutes of time
7 Most Interesting Africa’s Female Politicians
Africa has continued to achieve great successes in many areas, including economic and social accomplishments; however, for a long time, women in Africa had been