DRC’s president stays mum on political future [The Morning Call]
President Joseph Kabila has said his country’s overdue elections scheduled for december would go ahead as planned. Mr Kabila was speaking in an address at … source
Zimbabwe votes in first post-Mugabe ballot [The Morning Call]
Its d-day in Zimbabwe as the country votes in an election that is the first after the ouster of Robert Mugabe, the only leader the country have had since its…
Understanding Hepatitis B and C [The Morning Call]
Hepatitis B and C are chronic infections that may not show symptoms for a long period, sometimes years and even decades. But they are the root causes of liver ……
Theresa May begins her visit to Africa [The Morning Call]
British Prime Minister Theresa May is in South Africa. It’s her first visit to the continent since becoming prime minister in 2016. Speaking in Cape Town, she … source
Whatsapp rolls out group video, voice calls [Sci tech]
Finally, whatsapp users can now engage in a group video or voice calls following an update of its messaging app a few weeks ago. So, if you’re on iOS or…
Vote count underway in Zimbabwe [The Morning Call]
Polls have closed and counting is now under way in Zimbabwe following Monday’s general elections. Millions of Zimbabweans waited in line for hours on to cast … source
Utilizing natural resources in Africa [Business segment]
The Democratic Republic of Congo promulgated its new mining code on March 9 in a bid to generate revenue from its natural resources. Authorities say, the … source
Vote count underway in Mali [The Morning Call]
Counting of votes is underway in Mali after the country went to polls on sunday. The election had 24 candidates vying for the presidency but many have seen it ……
$20 BN Guinea iron mining project falls apart [The Morning Call]
Guinea, Conakry where mining giant, Rio Tinto went into an agreement with the government to explore the Simandou iron deposits in the country is facing all … source
Russia 2018: could an african team reach semi final?
Now over 20 years ago football legend Pele predicted that an African team would win football’s biggest prize the world cup by the year 2000. … READ MORE … source