Africa is one of the fastest-growing continents in the world. The continent has been bedevilled with infrastructure projects, but some African countries are currently bent on developing by investing heavily in infrastructural projects. Some infrastructural development includes roads. The citizens know how essential roads are to access quality and important services such as health care,...
Breaking: Ruto drops new song featured by Kenyan Genge star
Deputy President William Ruto released a remix of the song Sipangwingwi hours after the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) termed the word hate speech. The DP dropped the song dubbed Hatupangwingwi on Friday, April 8, amid an outcry from the public, who demanded an explanation from NCIC on why the phrase was banned. Gengetone artist ExRay featured the DP...
Kenya and Uganda among countries with the highest monthly salaries in Africa
Salary explorer has released its statistics of the 10 highest paying African countries with two East African countries earning a seat at the feast. On number four is the East African country, Kenya where workers earn an average of Ksh 147,000 a month, approximately $1,291 and number 10 goes to Uganda with an average monthly...
A student died from a three-day long erection
A first-year student at Maasai Mara University in Kenya reportedly died after his penis was allegedly erect for too long According to police reports, the 21-year-old student died at Shepherd Hospital where he was admitted on Wednesday morning after complaining of abdominal pain and his penis erection for three consecutive days without a pause. The...
Kenyan doctors successfully perform penile surgery
Erectile dysfunction, a taboo topic among many African men, has finally gotten a permanent solution as Kenyan doctors successful performed a penile surgery on a man battling impotence. The man in his 40s was battling impotence for years and had opted for other treatments without success. In this case, Dr Ahmed Yousef, a consultant urologist...
Tanzania built Silos to help neighbours fight starvation
About 50 million people are at risk of starvation as East African countries are hit by a drought, particularly Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia, as the region received poor rainfall. Tanzania has opened grain storage facilities in Lubumbashi, DR Congo, and in Juba, South Sudan, to facilitate the sale of surplus food to the affected areas....