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James Nkonomo

James Nkonomo is a journalist. Currently serving as the Central Africa Correspondent for The African Exponent. He specializes in a wide range of stories from the region, covering all stories stories.

Website 𝕏 Bangui, Central African Republic

Nobel Peace Prize Winner, Aung San Suu Kyi Accuses Gambia of Falsehood

Nobel Peace Prize winner, Aung San Suu Kyi has shocked critics around the world after travelling to The Hague to head her country's delegation at the International Criminal Court (ICC). The renowned human rights activist appeared before judges at the ICC to defend her country's military

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How To Cure Erectile Dysfunction Permanently With Tadacip 20

Can First-Time Users Take Tadacip Generic Cialis 20mg Right Away?  Can first-time users take Tadacip 20 right away? Before answering this, let us first understand what Tadacip Tadalafil is, in this, one of the best Tadacip reviews you will ever find! What Is Tadacip 20 mg Tadalafil? This is the

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Samuel Eto'o Accepted into Harvard University

African football legend Samuel Eto'o (38) has been accepted into Harvard University to study business management after he launched his own betting company. And he said that the main reason for him undertaking business management is to be able to give back to Africa through the operations of

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Top Myths About Living In Brooklyn, New York

If you are considering moving to Brooklyn, you may have heard many myths about the place. You may imagine the place to be full of graffiti, jungle gyms and screaming kids. You may have also heard about their craft beer and that Brooklyn is the best place to live. There

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Why Men Always Prefer Generic Propecia for Hair Loss

Hair growth is a constant process. Hair follicles produce new hair. Which grow longer by the day and complete their cycle. These hairs then get removed from the scalp and new hair grow in their place. This replenishment happens regularly and often without becoming noticeable. There are many factors that

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Kenya and Lesotho Sign Bilateral Agreement

Kenya and Lesotho are the latest African nations to reach bilateral agreements. President Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya and Lesotho Prime Minister of Lesotho, Thomas Thabane met at the State House, Nairobi, yesterday to reach the agreement. The two countries signed three key co-operation deals which have been applauded by socio-political

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Rwanda Aims to Become World Destination for Lithium Exploration

Rwanda is one of the foremost destinations in Africa with regards to attracting foreign investment. President Paul Kagame has done well in branding the country to attract investments. This time, the country is aiming to become a world destination in Lithium exploration. Lithium is a rare earth metal which continues

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How a Roadside Bread Vendor Became the Governor's Top Aide

In an incredible story of grass to grace, a popular road side bread seller to a governor in one of the northern states of Nigeria has become the governor's top aide. Abdulmalik Saidu Maibiredi, the bread vendor appointed Senior Special Assistant on Social Media to the Zamfara State

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Rwanda Scraps Over 1,000 Colonial-Era Laws

Several African countries have found it almost insurmountable to extricate from the vicious tentacles of colonialism. Colonialism has had far-reaching consequences on the African psyche, and most of this is deeply embedded in the legal systems of Africa. African countries still heavily rely on colonial-era laws as the bulk of

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DHL, Ethiopian Airlines Scale Up their Joint Venture

DHL and Ethiopian Airlines are expanding operations in Ethiopia. The company appointed Berhanu Kassa as General Manager to lead DHL-Ethiopian Airlines Logistics Services as it scales up its operations with three established stations, and a fourth by end of the year.  Berhanu was previously the Director of Logistics Services at

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Wife of Tunisia's Late President Beji Caid Essebsi Dies on Election Day

The wife of Tunisia’s late president, Beji Caid Essebsi has been reported dead. According to reports, she died as Tunisians were voting to elect her husband’s successor. The elections are taking place less than two months after the death of the country’s president. The news was shared

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Scientists Confirm that Human Corpses Move Around After Death

Researchers at a 'human body farm' have discovered that dead bodies move 'significantly' during the decomposition process. Scientists from the Australian Facility for Taphonomic Experimental Research (AFTER) made the discovery. The scientists have claimed that the discovery is likely to change the investigation of death scenes.

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