Uganda’s Olympic and 2013 world champion Stephen Kiprotich finished fourth in the Tokyo marathon today in a time of 2:07:46. The race was won by Ethiopia‘s Feyisa Lilesa  in 2:06:55.[9] The Ugandan legend’s time, although well below his personal best of 2:06:33 when he finished second last year, is 13 mins into the Olympic qualification time of 2:19:00.[2] Check also: ...

Cameroon’s military said Saturday that its forces had freed several hundred hostages and killed about 100 Boko Haram militants in a joint operation with Nigerian troops. Military commanders said the combined force also had liberated the northeastern Nigerian town of Kumahe, near the Cameroonian border, during a three-day operation against the military group. Check also: Where girls are being kidnapped ...

We know full well Apple won’t pull a Microsoft, skip a version number, and be announcing iOS 11 inside 2016. Nope, like clockwork you can guarantee Apple will tease iOS 10 during its summer WWDC 2016 conference, a beta testing period will follow, and then it’ll arrive aboard the iPhone 7 in the Autumn before being rolled to existing devices. ...

Uganda’s President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni ascended to power on January 29, 1986. He is credited with bringing Uganda to both political and economic stability after years of civil wars in the 1970s and early 80s.[2] Check also: Russia is happy Uganda’s president, Museveni was re-elected but the USA and EU arent so sure His strong hold on power for three ...

Niger’s President Mahamadou Issoufou took a solid lead Friday in the uranium-rich nation’s presidential election but will face an unprecedented run-off against jailed opposition leader Hama Amadou on March 20. Check also: Niger opposition rejects initial election results citing fraud The narrow win for Mahamadou Issoufou, who is known as the “Zaki” or “Lion” in Hausa, came after he had ...