Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation (EEPCo) has been hired to manage the recently constructed Bumbuna Hydroelectric Project (BHP) in Sierra Leone by the west African country’s National Power Authority…
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Niger coup leaders promise fresh elections
The leaders of the military coup in Niger have promised a "return to constitutional order", three days after overthrowing President Mamadou Tandja.
Turmoil in Niger Raises Fears of Coup
Small vendors abandoned their stalls as the typical lunch hour break opened with gunfire at the presidential palace shortly after 1pm local time in Niger's capital, Niamey.
Chad: Govt Seeks Withdrawal of Military Component of UN Mission
The top United Nations peacekeeper is flying to Chad next week after the African country called for the withdrawal of the military component of the UN mission that…
Az EU megújítja a Zimbabwe elleni szankciókat
Az Európai Unió meghosszabbította a Zimbabwe elleni szankcióit újabb 12 hónapra, mivel a zimbabwei egységkormány működésében nem tapasztalható kellő mértékű fejlődés.
EU renews sanctions on Zimbabwe
The European Union has renewed its sanctions against Zimbabwe for another 12 months, saying the unity government had not made enough progress.
Melegpornót vetített a templomban az ugandai lelkész
Homoszexuális pornófelvételeket vetített templomában szerdán egy ugandai lelkész, hogy ezzel a módszerrel szerezzen támogatást az ugandai parlament előtt lévő melegellenes törvény bevezetéséhez.
Porn-showing pastor furious with gays
A Ugandan pastor has pushed his anti-homosexual rage onto his parishioners, by screening gay pornography at his packed church.
Egypt prepares for its next economic leap forward
Egypt is looking forward to its post-crisis challenge of growing at 7 per cent a year with recent encouraging figures from several sectors of the economy, Prime Minister…
The Gambia expels Unicef chief Min Whee-Kang
The Gambia has expelled the envoy of the UN's children charity, Unicef.