Exhibition Explores Indigenous Australia’s History
The British Museum in London is opening a unique exhibition, looking specifically at Australia’s enduring indigenous people. Not shying away
Kenya Al-Shabaab Recruits: Hundreds Suspected of Joining Militant Group
Hundreds of Kenyan youths are suspected of joining the ranks of Somali militant group Al-Shabaab. Authorities are trying to track
Safaricom partners with MTN to spread M-Pesa services
Kenya’s Safaricom has partnered with mobile phone service provider, MTN in a new venture that will enable its 19.5 million
Over 30,000 Expected at Johannesburg’s March Against Xenophobia
A march against xenophobia is currently underway in Johannesburg. The organisers, who include several civil society organisations said the march
Funerals for 24 migrants killed in the capsized boat held in Malta
Funerals for 24 people killed in the worst ever recorded capsizing of a migrant boat in the Mediterranean sea have
Kenya MPS back bill on test tube babies
(Standard) Kenya MPs on Wednesday made a call to help childless couples have children through in-vitro fertilization (IVF). MPs overwhelmingly backed a
220 rescued migrants arrive at Catania
Some 220 migrants who were rescued at sea off the coast of Libya were taken to the Sicilian port of
Nas’s Documentary On Breakers & Rappers In Uganda Debuts Online
“Shake the Dust” is a feature documentary that tells the stories of break dancers from conflicted “third- world” communities around
China promises better relations with developing nations
Chinese President Xi Jinping has delivered a speech, with the aim of carrying on the Bandung Spirit and promoting the
Malawians demand compensation from the British
The families of 33 pro-independence fighters who were killed in the 1950s in the region today known as Malawi are