A day after reports of a major air disaster sounded alarm bells across Nairobi and abroad, aviation officials conceded on Thursday they may have injected too much realism into an emergency drill, while others defended duping the media.
Kenyans – feeling wasted away by the country’s unending political feud, have resorted to attending fashion shows.
African governments are losing their grip on the telecoms industry, making way for private capital to reduce an urban-rural disparity in access to information vital for development
Political and economic reforms will be the key to Africa’s integration into the world economy, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Sunday.
An international human rights organisation has criticised Ethiopia’s use of ”lethal force” against civilians.
Half of cargo handled in Africa and the Middle East is classified as dangerous, a Kenyan shipping official warned at an international shipping parley which ended on Tuesday.
Stopping Africa’s deserts from creeping further into fertile land is the aim of a -million project launched on Monday by the United Nations.
All humanitarian flights from northern Kenya to strife-torn southern Sudan were grounded on Friday after Khartoum imposed a flight ban in the region following escalating fighting between government troops and rebels.
Mutinous soldiers have strengthened their hold on the northern half of Ivory Coast by taking control of a third city, local media reported on Saturday.