Kenya government freezes 86 accounts used to finance Al shabaab
In an effort to deal with terrorism, the Kenyan government has frozen 86 entities and individual accounts suspected of financing
Kenya: Tourists Bypass the Country Due To Repeated Attacks
Kenya tourism stakeholders are bracing for hard times as more tourists are avoiding visiting the country following repeated terror attacks.The
Uganda Security: 5 suspects Linked to Terror Activities Arrested in Kampala
Police in Uganda have arrested five terror suspects during a series of raids at properties close to the capital Kampala.
Ugandan police arrest terror suspects
(AP) — Ugandan police have arrested at least three people over the killing last month of a senior prosecutor who
Tanzania: Albinos Fear For Their Lives As October Elections Draws Near
Albinos living in the country say they fear the run-up to October’s elections. Albinos have been killed in the East
Reviving Egypt’s Treasures
The Turin Museum in Italy has long been known for its collection of Egyptian antiquities. Now, the 200-year-old museum’s new
China Evacuates Various Nationalities From Yemen
During the past week, the Chinese Navy has helped rescue hundreds of people from Yemen. A CCTV crew was embedded
FIFA president Sepp Blatter calls on tougher punishments for racism
FIFA president Sepp Blatter has called for tougher punishment for teams and associations found guilty of racism and discrimination and said monetary
South African Football Mourns Another Star
Johannesburg – South Africa’s Minister of Sport, Fikile Mbalula, expressed his sadness at the death of South African soccer player
Woman uses Facebook to file for a divorce
(The Daily News) A judge has given a Brooklyn woman permission to file for divorce from her elusive husband via a