European clubs SK Slavia Praha and AS Saint-Etienne are vying to sign Kenyan midfielder Timothy Noor Babu Ouma from IF Elfsborg. The 20-year-old, curr...

Wetang'ula directed MPs to gather in the chamber on Thursday at 3 pm to discuss the draft report and make conclusions.

At Shimo La Tewa School, Fauz Jamal Kanji emerged as the top student with an A of 81 points, followed by Mwangi Emmanuel Ndirangu. Nine students attai...

Initially set to open last year, the delay has left locals frustrated as hopes of their economic transformation remain unmet.

The project will include a modern jetty, fish landing and processing facilities, meat plants, cold storage units, and an ice-making factory.

The UNHCR is struggling to feed existing refugees in Malawi due to a funding crisis at the UN's World Food Programme

Frelimo has ruled Mozambique since the end of the war against Portuguese colonial rule in 1975. Western observers have said this year's election was n...

Frelimo has been repeatedly accused by opponents and election observers of rigging votes. It has denied those accusations.

The Constitutional Council has the final say over the electoral process and its ruling is likely to spark further protests in Mozambique.

The nominees include Mary Wanjira Kimonye, who has been nominated for the position of vice-chairperson.

Governor Nathif lauded the government’s efforts to address the perennial floods that he said have wreaked havoc in Garissa and Tana River counties.

Cyclone Chido, which made landfall in northern Mozambique over the weekend killing at least 34 people, has also dampened growth prospects.

Local monitoring group Plataforma Decide said last week at least 67 people were killed due to the unrest between mid-October and mid-November.

President Nyusi’s proposed meeting, slated for Tuesday, seeks to bring together all presidential candidates to de-escalate tensions.

South Africa closed the Lebombo port of entry in its Mpumalanga province earlier this week after receiving reports of vehicles being torched on the Mo...

The fatalities add to at least 18 people killed in earlier protests since the Oct. 9 poll, which the opposition claims was rigged.

Mozambique's Constitutional Council has not yet certified the election results.

The ensuing unrest has led to discussions about a potential coalition government, a move supported by advocacy groups.

The Electoral Commission has declined to comment on allegations of vote rigging.