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Ethiopia, Canada to See Increased Security Cooperation

Addis Ababa  August 10/02016  Ethiopia and Canada will see increase in their exchanges in fields of peacekeeping and security, according to Canadian Minister of Defense, Harjit Singh Sajjan. The Minister.

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Zambians Begin Voting for a New President

By Chris Mfula and Stella Mapenzauswa Zambians began voting for a new president and legislators on Thursday in what is expected to be a bruising battle against the backdrop of.

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ICT and the Economy: Blessing or Curse?

By: Inih Essien Information and Communication Technology (ICT) which is largely seen as technology that aids access to information through telecommunications has become an aspect of the economy which has.

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East Africa: Global Warming Depletes Lake Tanganyika Fish Stocks

    By Clea Broadhurst Clmiate change has been the key cause of the decline of fisheries in east Africa’s Lake Tanganyika rather than just overfishing, a new study has.

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Brazil’s Senate Indicts Rousseff, Opens Impeachment Trial

Brazil’s Senate voted early on Wednesday to indict President Dilma Rousseff on charges of breaking budget laws and put her on trial in an impeachment process that has stalled Brazilian.

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Sudan Begins Ceasefire Talks after Opposition Signs Roadmap to Peace

Talks to secure a lasting ceasefire in Sudan’s three war-ravaged regions began on Tuesday, a day after an opposition coalition signed on to a roadmap for ending hostilities and achieving.

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Somalia Moves to Party Politics in Bid to Cut Clan Rivalry

By Abdi Sheikh Members of Somalia’s new parliament to be elected this year must join a political party within two years or step down as part of efforts to shift.

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Only 5 Percent of CEOs in Africa Are Women – McKinsey

  There is a business case to have women in leadership. According to the McKinsey Women Matter report for Africa, released recently, there is a link between companies which perform.

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