Month: June 2019

Ol Pejeta Game Reserve has taken the battle against poaching a notch higher and deployed an arsenal of anti-poaching equipments. The conservation’s ranger uses a 360 ° camera films the area and relays round-the-clock possible intrusions to the reserve headquarters. The camera is part of high-tech equipment launched last month by the conservation as part of the first high-tech laboratory… Read More

The final group B game between the Super Eagles and the island nation is taking center stage ahead of Sundays clash. Nigeria sealed their spot in the round of 16, after win over Burundi and Guinea. Although a draw would be enough to finish top in their final group game against Madagascar on Sunday, coach of the Supper Eagles said… Read More

Head of Libya’s National Army, Khalifa Haftar has ordered attacks on Turkish ships and interest, according to his spokesman on Friday. After suffering a serious setback on Thursday during a Tripoli offensive, he instructed his fighters to attack. Turkish strategic sites, companies and projects belonging to the Turkish state in Libya, are considered legitimate targets by the armed forces For… Read More

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa held a bilateral meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Saturday (June 29) on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Osaka. The two leaders were expected to discuss economic cooperation. The meeting was held on the second day of G20 summit, where world leaders will discuss issues regarding the global economy. Read More

Sudan’s ruling military council said on Saturday that a coalition of protest and opposition groups would bear the responsibility for any loss of life or damage resulting from a protest march planned for Sunday. The Forces for Freedom and Change (FFC) coalition has called for a million people to take to the streets of the capital, Khartoum, to press its… Read More