South Sudan’s Ministry of Trade and Industry to build a new sky-scrapper in Juba City
The South Sudanese Ministry of Trade and Industry disclosed the final approval of the design for its new strategic headquarters in the capital, Juba.
Worldwide protests as President Museven inks law to make Ugandan civilians tried in Military courts
The new law directly challenges the previous Supreme Court decision of January 2025, which banned military trials for civilians, citing the lack of independence and legal competence in military courts.
Angola Expands Cooperation with the United States to boost energy sector
American companies have long played a leading role in Angola’s oil and gas industry, from offshore exploration to production and infrastructure.
Mercy Ships set sail from August for next medical voyages
Since its initial arrival in Freetown in August 2023, the world’s largest purpose-built civilian hospital ship has provided over 3,630 free surgeries and training for more than 290 healthcare professionals.
Alahli Tripoli from Libya wins Basketball Africa League Championship in Pretoria
For the first time in BAL history, the 2025 champions received championship rings following a tradition long associated with global basketball excellence.
Canon takes snap on coral reef conservation in Seychelles
Seashells from Seychelles? No, this time it is the protection of Coral Reefs in the Western Indian Ocean
Tundu Lissu laments being confined on the death row like a Convict. Now to defend himself against state
“I am not a convict, yet the state has decided to keep me on the death row,” said the charismatic Lissu
South Sudan dishes out oil firm previously run by Malaysia, to the Chinese
South Sudan proposed transferring the 30 percent share previously owned by Petronas to the Sino investors, raising the Chinese company's ownership in the project to over 70 percent and counting.
President Museveni hold talks with German envoy to Uganda, clearing the air over Muhoozi outbursts
The irate marching and shouting crowd was trying their best to scream accusations against the German envoy, claiming that Ambassador Schauer was interfering in Uganda’s internal affairs.
Tanzania’s National Digital Procurement Platform registers 37,000 tendering firms and 130,000 users
The National e-Procurement System of Tanzania (NeST), is the latest electronic system which facilitates e-registration, e-tendering, e-contract management, e-payment, e-catalogue and e-auctioning processes.