Sudan to turn maritime marvel into tourist resort
Khartoum – Sudan’s Sanganeb Island in Red Sea is a global wealth that should be preserved and developed into a tourism resort, said Secretary-General of...
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OPINION: Woes of Dear Africa
by R. Dachuben Sad Introductory paragraph Our Dear Africa is a butt of jokes in international media. I clicked at the famous and respectable BBC,...
South Sudan KDF pull out Keep off military matters, DP Ruto tells Raila
Deputy President William Ruto has warned politicians led by Cord leader to stay away from military matters. The DP said that matters dealing with defence...
Al-Bashir not worried about loss in popularity due to austerity measures
Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir said yesterday that his government “is not worried about paying a political price” for the recent rise in fuel prices, the...
Court puts brakes on salary structure for public workers
The implementation of the salaries harmonisation programme for civil servants released last Friday will wait a bit longer, following a court order suspending the report....
Seeking halal contraception in Kenya’s Muslim northeast
Swaddled in colourful hijabs the women exchange puzzled looks and suppress embarrassed giggles. “You’re sure it’s halal?” asks one, peering at a collection of birth...
WHO strengthens South Sudan’s disease detection and response
WHO is working with the Ministry of Health and partners to develop local skills and knowledge, including training more than 1300 health workers in such...
Put Uhuru’s re-election bid first, aspirants urged
Jubilee Party aspirants and current elected leaders have been urged to support President Uhuru Kenyatta’s re-election bid even if it means losing their own contests....
EAC Ministers endorse CS Amina Mohamed for top AU job
East African Community (EAC) ministers have thrown their weight behind the candidature of Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Ambassador Amina Mohamed for the African Union Commission...
Al-Shabab regains land as Ethiopia pulls troops
Moqokori, Somalia – As the clock ticked past 11am and birds nestling on the short dry shrub trees chirped away, a large group of young...
