Thomas Sankara’s Assassination Suspects Ordered To Pay Financial Compensation For Damages
On Tuesday, the military court in the capital of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, sentenced former President Blaise Compaoré and nine other […]
Africa
Why Africa prints money in Europe
At least 40 African countries print their money in the UK, France and Germany — decades after independence, raising questions about self-sufficiency. DW examines what prompts them to outsource their currency production.
16-year-old Ethiopian High School Student Has Assembled His Own Rocket Called ETRS1K
A 16-year-old Ethiopian High School Student is trending on social medial platforms after photos of him and his self-assembled rocket surfaced. The 16-year-old Ethiopian High School Student is being lauded for single-handedly designing and assembling two mini rockets.
Nigeria and Morocco set to build world’s longest offshore Gas pipeline
Nigeria and Morocco are set to build what reports described as the ‘world’s longest offshore gas pipeline.’
As Mali Finalizes Decision To Ban French Media, UN says it is “deeply dismayed”
The United Nations bemoans the decision by Mali to suspend two French broadcasters, RFI and France 24. The Malian military
Mali Breaks Relationship With France
The Malian junta government has finally severed its relationship with its colonial master, France. The decision to cut ties additionally
Ethiopian Police And Muslims Clash During Prayers To Mark The End Of Ramadan
The scene was uncertain and chaotic as Ethiopian police clashed with young Muslims in the capital during prayers to mark
As Inflation Rises, Kenyan Government Increases Minimum Wage
A cushioning mechanism it is, as Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta announces a 12% increase in the minimum wage. This is
How Caritas Sierra Leone enlivens the life of 16-year-old Ebola Orphan Mamusu Dumbuya who lost 21 of her family members to Ebola
Mamusu Dumbuya, a school-going pupil at that time, was 16 years old when she lost 21 of her family members to the Ebola epidemic including her parents and was left with three young kids to take care of; her biological younger brother, cousin, and adopted sister.
Meet Kadiatu Barrie: The 22-year-old Taking The African Black Soap To A Different Level And Founder of Kay Natural Black Soap
Kadiatu Barrie is currently a final year student of Njala University, Njala Campus, pursuing a B.Sc. in Agricultural Engineering. She is the founder of Kay Natural, a traditional black soap that does so many wonders on the human skin. She has transformed and re-branded the traditional black soap into a new brand.