Yearly Archives: 2018
South Africa’s economy slumps
South Africa’s economy contracted by 0.7 percent in the second quarter in quarter-on-quarter terms, pushing the country into recession after a revised 2.6 percent...
AU launches Chinese funded office
Chinese media outlet Xinhua.net has reported that the African Union has finally opened its representational office in the capital, Beijing.
The event happened on September 2, 2018;...
Documentary to reveal effects of Hair Products on Black Women
In April 2018 Tola Okogwu was featured in a BBC interview about the potential dangers of hair care products marketed at Black women. The...
BME Engineers Annual Seminar To Explore How Brexit Will Impact Diversity
Skills supply remains a major concern within the UK engineering and construction sector particularly post Brexit. Can the Engineering and Construction skills challenge be...
New HIV diagnoses across the UK fell by 17 per cent
The Annual HIV data released by Public Health England (PHE) reveal that diagnoses in the UK have fallen for the second year in a...
South Africa strips FIFA off assets
Leslie Sedibe, former CEO of South Africa’s Football Association (SAFA) has ignored FIFA rule and gotten a court order to strip FIFA of all...
Rwanda tourism boosts revenue
The tourism sector fetched $438M in revenues in 2017 up from $404M in the previous year, the Rwanda Development Board Annual Report shows.
The sector...
Total midwifes Tanzania, Uganda gas deal
Tanzania and Uganda have signed an agreement for the construction a natural gas pipeline with Total delivering the deal.
The multimillion dollar deal was signed...
Kenya launches own cryptocurrency
Kenya is set to launch its first Blockchain cryptocurrency known as tmxglobalcoin.com coin.
Its developers believe that this technology will save the logistic business in...
May triathletes Africa
By Peter Olorunnisomo - PM May decided to race through three notable African stalwart nations in the Commonwealth: South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya in...
