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Brother of Brussels bomber will represent Belgium in taekwondo at Rio Olympics
The Olympic taekwondo fighter brother of one of the jihadis who blew himself up in a suicide bombing at Brussels airport is preparing to represent
China Exim Bank Will Lend Tanzania $7.6 Billion for Railway
Export Import Bank China will lend Tanzania $7.6 billion for a railway that will help the East African nation’s landlocked neighbors including Burundi, Rwanda and
Mali: Armed Groups Kill 17 Soldiers At Base
Seventeen soldiers have been killed and 35 wounded in central Mali in an assault on their military base that authorities called a “coordinated terrorist attack”.
Kagame urges Indangamirwa to be trained more militarily
The Head of State Paul Kagame urged trainers of the students forming the Itorero camp for its 9thsession to train them more militarily than before
Kigali AU Summit is the best one we have had- Dr Dlamini Zuma
Through her Twitter account the Executive secretary of the African Union Dr Nkhosazana Dramini Zuma communicated that the Kigali AU Summit has been the best
‘It looked like a slaughterhouse’
A teenage Afghan refugee who shouted ‘Allahu Akbar’ before hacking at passengers during an axe rampage on a train in Germany last night had a
Uganda: Why Kazibwe lost African Union vote
Africa’s political executives yesterday opened up the African Union Commission (AUC) chairperson race to new entrants after abstention by 16 West Africa states under their
Clinton: Trump most dangerous presidential candidate in US history
Hillary Clinton said Monday that Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee, was the most dangerous presidential candidate in the history of the United States. Clinton,
Uganda: Police cane-squad in court today
Police officers accused of beating up supporters of Opposition leader Kizza Besigye, are expected to be produced in court today. According to a police source,
Turkey coup arrests hit 6,000 as Erdogan roots out ‘virus’
Turkey has arrested 6,000 people after a failed coup, with President Erdogan vowing to purge state bodies of the “virus” that caused the revolt. Mr
