Equatorial Guinea’s Obiang: World’s longest-serving president eyes re-election

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The 80-year-old president of Equatorial Guinea, Teodoro Obiang Nguema, has been in power for 43 years.

The Ethiopian scientist on the search for water on the moon

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Nasa research engineer Berhanu Bulcha is working on locating the vital liquid under the lunar surface.

COP27: Ethiopia’s 20-billion tree goal – a sapling success?

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Lessons four years on from Ethiopia's ambitious, four-year, mass tree-planting initiative.

Ronald Lamola: South Africa’s ANC ‘rebooting’ institutions to halt corruption

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South Africa's government is acting to retrieve money lost to corruption, the justice minister says.

Tevin Tobun: Four things to make a good CEO

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Tevin Tobun, is the CEO of GV Group. He turned $600 investment, into a successful food logistics company.

Priscilla Sitienei: Primary school pupil aged 99 dies in Kenya

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Priscilla Sitienei was set to sit her final exams next week, along with her 12-year-old classmates.

Meet Senegal’s female barrier breaker in the salt production

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Meet a Senegalese's barrier breaker who became the first woman in her country to manage salt marshes.

‘Major’ aims as Cape Town Marathon races to be sport’s greenest event

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Organisers of the Cape Town Marathon hope to create the greenest sporting event in the world and become the seventh major marathon.

Kwadwo Sheldon – Ghana’s YouTube star refuses to be an unemployment stat

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The influencer has more than 400,000 subscribers on YouTube, but he still fears unemployment.

World Cup 2022: Salima Mukansanga to ‘open door’ for female officials

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Rwanda's Salima Mukansanga hopes being selected for the men's World Cup will help other aspiring officials.