South Africa: Xenophobic riots spread to nine provinces
Xenophobic riots in South Africa have now spread to all nine provinces in the country. The violence eased in areas
Burundians Protest Against President Pierre Nkurunziza Running For Re-Election
The UN Security Council on Friday warned that upcoming elections in Burundi could turn violent and vowed to take action
UN:”Nearly 500 migrants have died this week”
Italian doctors struggled to help injured and seriously burned migrants arriving at Lampedusa. The migrants barely survived a cylinder explosion,
Ivory Coast’s cassava production drops
Farmers in Côte D’Ivoire had abandoned Cassava production in favor of more lucrative practices, such as rubber. This follows the
Safaricom to shut down M-Pesa on Saturday and Sunday
Safari com customers will not be able to access any M-Pesa services over the weekend as the telecom giant moves
Good luck Jonathan rejects U.N troops
Nigerian president, Good luck Jonathan on Thursday told the United Nations his country would not need the help of an
Anti immigration riots spread in Johannesburg
Police in the commercial capital Johannesburg are preparing for more trouble tonight. There’ve been fresh clashes today in the centre
Global Business 16th April 2015
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Favela residents get opportunity to meet Jamaican track star Usain Bolt
Jamaican sprint gold medalist Usain Bolt visited the Olympic centre at Rio’s most traditional favela, Mangueira, on Thursday, ahead of
Ethiopia begins preparations for the 2015 World Athletics Championships
Countless Ethiopian long distance runners and marathon stars have started their journey to conquer the world at Ethiopia’s national stadium.