WHO admits fault over Ebola response
World health organisation officials, have admitted that they were ill prepared in tackling the Ebola crisis in Africa. They have
Pope Condemns Killings of Ethiopian Christians in Libya
Pope Francis has condemned the “continuing martyrdom” of Christians by Isis militants after 30 Ethiopians were shown being shot and
Kenya, Somalia and UNHCR team up to repatriate Somalia refugees
The Kenyan government has agreed to form a tripartite commission to oversee the repatriation of Somali refugees from the Dadaab
Silicon valley researchers mull over extending human lifespan
Silicon Valley technologists have created some of the world’s most innovative products, and now may be reaching even higher, by
Former football stars play in match to help Ebola hit countries
The 12th annual Match Against Poverty took place on Monday with a Saint-Etienne all-star side hosting the United Nations Development
Pep Guardiola declares he will be Bayern Munich boss next season
Pep Guardiola insists he will see out the remaining year of his Bayern Munich contract next season, even if they
Indian cricket player dies in fielding collision in club match
Tragedy struck Indian cricket on Monday when a 20-year-old player died following an on-field collision with a team mate during
World’s oldest marathon still strong 2 years after bombings
It has been two years since the deadly terror attack at the finish line of the Boston Marathon and the
Burundi Gov’t warns army could be called out over protests
Burundi’s government has warned it could call out the army if protests escalate in the landlocked country. Hundreds of protesters
South Africa calls for more cooperation at the Asia-Africa summit
South African Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has stressed the need for more cooperation between Africa and the Asin countries