Top 4 Most Significant Massacres During Colonial Times in Africa
Regarded as one of the first genocides of the 20th century, the Herero and Namaqua genocide was carried out by the German Empire in the territory of modern-day Namibia.
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KFC Nigeria Apologizes Following Outlet Closure Over Discrimination Incident
KFC Nigeria issued an official apology following the closure of one of its outlets at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos.
Uganda's Tourism Sector Nears Full Recovery Post-Covid, Projected to Surpass Pre-Pandemic Levels by Year-End
This resurgence is largely attributed to an increase in arrivals from Africa and key overseas markets, including the United Kingdom, the United States of America, and India.
Uganda Prepares for 6th National Population and Housing Census in 2024
The census will gather data essential for government, private sector, cultural and religious institutions, civil society, and development partners.
Amidst Sweltering Heat, Sierra Leone's Faithful Observe Ramadan with Resilience and Hope
For individuals like Fatmata, a local fruit vendor, the commitment to observe this religious duty is unwavering, despite the relentless heat.
Under Siege: Julius Malema Criticizes State Organs at EFF Rally in Kimberley
The rally, part of the EFF's campaign across South Africa, spotlighted critical issues like water cuts, power outages, drug abuse, and youth unemployment.
African Migrants Mistakenly Sail to Brazil Anticipating a U.S. Arrival
John Ekow from Ghana harbored a dream of reaching the U.S. shores when he embarked on a perilous journey as a stowaway on a ship from the Ivory Coast. He clung to life drinking his own urine in the heart of the Atlantic. However, a twist awaited him: the