Yearly Archives: 2018
Ethiopia records Africa’s first
Ethiopia has recorded Africa’s first waste to power energy project. Ethiopia's first waste-to-energy facility was inaugurated on Sunday in the presence of high-level Ethiopian...
Tunisia: Jews, Muslims celebrate with Christians
Manifesting a rare exhibition of religious solidarity, dozens of Muslims and Jews gathered in a port area at the Tunisian capital to witness the...
Nike stores closed over racist slang
Several Nike stores were closed in South Africa on Wednesday following public outcry over a racist comment made in a video by a man...
Benin turns trash to gold
Garbage has never smelled so sweet for a small village in southern Benin since it opened a pilot waste treatment centre to turn household...
IMF to intervene in Angola
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Tuesday it would begin talks with Angola over providing financial support after the country’s economic growth was...
Zimbabwe move up world rugby rankings
The Zimbabwe senior national rugby side were the biggest movers on the latest World Rugby rankings following their crucial 38-18 away win over Uganda...
FIFA backs down over Nigeria, Ghana
Global football governing body FIFA on Monday announced that Nigeria will no longer be suspended over a long-running court case focusing on the disputed leadership of...
Julius Agwu set for UK ‘Crack Ya Ribs’ on 26th August
Nigeria’s multiple award-winning ace comedian and actor, Julius D'Genius Agwu is in the UK to stage the 2018 edition of his annual ‘Crack Ya Ribs’ Live in London.
Julius Agwu's...
Probe Saraki for N115 NASS budget – Sen. Adamu
Senator Abdullahi Adamu (APC-Nasarawa) has called for a probe into the allocations to the National Assembly in the last couple of years.
Speaking to newsmen in...
South Africa probes Zuma era
A judicial inquiry into alleged corruption at the top of government in South Africa is scheduled to open on Monday when the first public...
