Lesotho's Deputy Premier "Takes Reins" in PM's Absence
Lesotho’s deputy Prime Minister, Mothetjoa Metsing, is in charge of government in
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Lesotho’s Deputy Premier “Takes Reins” in PM’s Absence
Lesotho’s deputy Prime Minister, Mothetjoa Metsing, is in charge of government in
President Uhuru Kenyatta To launch Civil Servants Biometric Census On Monday
The biometric registration of public servants in both national and county governments is
African Gaming Company Targets €47m Income
A Malta-based gaming company operating in Africa is on track to reach its operating income target of €47 million. Pefaco, founded by Francis Perex
Ghana On A “Corruption Carousel” – Asantehene
The Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II has decried the “irredeemable” level of corruption in Ghana, saying it is eroding investor confidence and stifling development.
Muslim Brotherhood Leader Mohamed Badie's Death Sentence Reduced To life In Prison By Egypt Court
An Egyptian court has commuted a death sentence against the Muslim Brotherhood’s spiritual leader Mohamed Badie to life in prison, in one of many trials
Muslim Brotherhood Leader Mohamed Badie’s Death Sentence Reduced To life In Prison By Egypt Court
An Egyptian court has commuted a death sentence against the Muslim Brotherhood’s spiritual leader Mohamed Badie to life in prison, in one of many trials
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia sign ICMP’s Declaration on Missing Persons-40,000 Missing Worldwide
“The International Declaration is an historic document which defines for the first time the responsibility of States in accounting for the missing” In an
UK's Cameron Says He's "Nervous" Over Scottish Independence Vote
British Prime Minister David Cameron said he was nervous but confident Scots would vote against leaving the United Kingdom when they vote in a referendum
UK’s Cameron Says He’s “Nervous” Over Scottish Independence Vote
British Prime Minister David Cameron said he was nervous but confident Scots would vote against leaving the United Kingdom when they vote in a referendum
SAMOA: Apia Welcomes Thousands For UN Conference
SAMOA: Apia welcomes thousands for UN conference Nukunonu Atoll seaside is one of the regions of the world vulnerable to the impact of the climate change.
Constitutionalism In EA At The Crossroads
The East African Community has earned praise as the most progressive of all the five economic blocs on the continent, but unfortunately member states don’t
COUP D'ETAT GOING ON IN LESOTHO
Military units in Lesotho have surrounded government and police buildings and gunfire
COUP D’ETAT GOING ON IN LESOTHO
Military units in Lesotho have surrounded government and police buildings and gunfire
Namibia: Microsoft Trials Largest TV White Spaces Project
Back in June 2014, Microsoft successfully launched the implementation phase of the TV White Space (TVWS) pilot project in Limpopo. The pilot project was part of the
Africa Needs To Make Agriculture Create Wealth Not Just Food
KIRINYAGA, Kenya: Nancy Njeri lugs a sack of fresh coffee berries to a hilltop factory from her small farm, which produces one of Kenya’s main
Deadly Ebola hits 5th West African Nation
DAKAR – The Ebola epidemic that has killed more than 1,500 people across West Africa spread to a fifth country in the region on Friday
Top World Diplomats Call For Calm In Northern Somalia
International representatives to Somalia on Friday called on warring sides in the country’s north to withdraw their forces from the disputed town of Saaxdheer and
IMF Approves $217m Loan For Tunisia
MEP Paul MURPHY (GUE/NGL, IE) and MEP Marie-Christine VERGIAT (GUE/NGL, FR) The International Monetary Fund said on Friday it had completed a review of its loan programme
UK Raises Terror Threat Level To 'Severe' — US Has No Plans To Do The Same
REUTERS/Paul Rogers Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron (C) and Home Secretary Theresa May (3rd R) speak to Police Sergeant Gerry Harrison (R), during a visit