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Most Africans worship foreign languages due to their colonial heritage dividing the continent into Anglophone (English), Francophone (French) and Lusophone (Portuguese) linguistic zones.

Six new species of pygmy chameleon have recently also been described from Tanzania’s Eastern Arc Mountains, according to Mongabay.

The Committee observed that in many countries Business communities chipped in funds during General Elections but mostly in support of the ruling parties, with the aim of earning favors from governments.

Namibia is one of the Sub-Saharan countries that are currently utilizing deserts for mostly scenic Tourism

There are currently more than 18.7 million stunted children in the Southern African region due to hunger and malnutrition.

Compared to the country's demand of only 30 million liters of IV, Tanzania is left with a surplus of 68 million liters of the therapeutic potion which the country is ready to export

The structure of the population of Malawi suggests that there are marginally more women than men and in terms of age the youth constitute the bigger portion of the population.

Tanzania is in the process of establishing the country’s first grain and legumes regulatory authority to protect local farmers against dubious dealers and crop racketeers. That was revealed by the Minister of Agriculture; Hussein Bashe, when…

With much of the grazing land under water, wild animals are being driven to seek pastures in residential areas pitting them against mostly local farmers in the emerging cases of Human-Wildlife Conflicts.

The Zambian Police Deputy Spokesperson Danny Mwale revealed in a statement that investigations into the accident indicated that the speeding bus crashed into the passenger train with serial number M22.