Djibouti get free underground water from Ethiopia
Ethiopian legislators have ratified an agreement that will see neighbouring Djibouti drawing underground water from the country's territory free of charge.Last year on January...
Canadian firm hides Zimbabwean Mineral Data
Crucial Zimbabwean minerals exploration data is stuck in the hands of foreigners after a Canadian firm contracted by Government to conduct aeromagnetic surveys left...
Chinese traders the root cause of Zambia losing its forests
SYLVIA Masebo says the current rampant illegal logging and timber trade puts Zambia's forests at a crossroads.
Contributing to the motion moved by Rufunsa MMD...
Sasol weighs Mozambique gas project
SASOL is the second company in little more than a week to agree with Mozambican authorities to undertake a study into building a gas-to-liquid...
Over 5 million Sudanese may face food shortages
KHARTOUM – Over five million Sudanese could face different levels of food shortages in the southern and western parts of the country where the...
Europeans ‘kidnapped’ in Libya’s Tripoli
Three Europeans working for an Italian construction company in Libya have likely been kidnapped, a government official said on Sunday, according to Reuters news...
10 Brotherhood members sentenced to death, 37 to life
CAIRO - An Egyptian court sentenced to death ten people, including the Muslim Brotherhood Mufti, on Saturday for the murder of two people and...
Egypt Sharply Raises Prices for Fuel, Drawing Protests
CAIRO — The Egyptian government sharply raised fuel prices early on Saturday, apparently signaling the resolve of the country’s new president, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi,...
Shots fired as Liberia police quell ArcelorMittal mine protest
MONROVIA (Reuters) - Liberia's security forces fired shots in the air to break up a protest at an ArcelorMittal SA iron ore plant northeast...
Weeks of rainfall hampers access to cocoa grower Ivory Coast’s port
Road damage caused by weeks of heavy rainfall is hampering access to top cocoa grower Ivory Coast's port of San Pedro, threatening to cause...





















