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The government of Egypt has lifted a temporary ban on fresh fruits and vegetables exported from South Africa.
The temporary ban on the items by the Egyptian government was imposed amid listeria outbreak in South Africa.
With the South African …
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For every rational human being, finding love is, arguably, one of the best things in life. And when that love enjoys the support of friends and family, the joy is fuller.
But for Shalom Shoremi, finding love pitted her against …
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Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari was elected in 2015 after emphasising his track record of tackling corruption, and his pledge to stop public officials from looting the country’s treasury, after he rightly declared: “if we don’t kill corruption, this corruption will …
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James Scott, Chief Digital Officer of Absa Corporate and Investment Bank, writes on how digital revolution is fast-tracking growth on African continent.
IF there was ever a time to watch progress in Africa, it would be now. As we have …
Ethiopia’s state-run telecoms monopoly has agreed to allow some local firms provide Internet services through its infrastructure – a move seen as spurring competition and expanding the data market, officials said.
Ethio Telecom has more than 16 million subscribers of …
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In South Africa, automotive industry accounts for about 7 per cent of GDP, with BMW, VW and Nissan putting money into the country. But, some said, the government’s plans may be over-ambitious.
SOUTH Africa is proposing to car makers, …
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African Students For Liberty (ASFL) has announced its 2018 Regional Conferences. The conferences will take place in succession between July and November in Kenya, Nigeria, Burundi and Tanzania.
The events will bring together students and young professionals championing the cause …
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Nigeria, like other countries, is a nation confronted by several circumstances; some of these are seen, others unseen. And usually, countries tend to give much attention to things that are seen, leaving aside those that are unseen.
I came …
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Surely, the African nations in attendance (of United States’ embassy opening in Jerusalem) know that they cannot endorse one crime and condemn the other – all in the same breath.- Azad Essa (Middle-Eastern Journalist)
One of the many reasons …
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