Uganda’s New App Reports Corruption Cases to Authorities
Uganda has in the past struggled with tackling corruption especially at government institutions. But now a new app promises to
Tunisian Residents Divided over Upcoming Polls
As Tunisia’s elections loom, citizens remain divided. Some deem an unwillingness to vote “unpatriotic” while others say they have no
Ebola: Liberians Turn To God for Healing
A Plague from God.More Liberians have been expressing their fear of Ebola. They say it is affecting the fabric of
C.A.R: UN Chief calls on International Community for Assistance
The United Nations convened a high-level meeting on Friday on the sidelines of the annual General Assembly to discuss the
Confucius Institutes Marks 10 Years: Nairobi Celebrations
It’s been ten years since China established its first Confucius Institute…and since then more than a million students have been
Egyptian Judiciary: Mubarak vs Morsi Trial
Hosni Mubarak’s not the only former Egyptian president who’s been on trial. His successor, Mohamed Morsi, faces charges that could
Ebola: Guinea and Congo Presidents Address UN
The Presidents of the Republic of Congo and Guinea earlier addressed the UN General Assembly. They both focused on the
Ebola: Nigeria declares it’s Free of Ebola Virus
The Nigerian government says the country is now free of the Ebola virus- while the World health organization says the
Ebola: Affected Nations Appeal for More Assistance
Global contributions to fight the raging Ebola epidemic in West Africa have been flowing in but it simply is not
Ebola: Over 60 Chinese Medics Working in Sierra Leone
China was among the first countries to send in medics to the Ebola-hit region. In recent days, it’s provided more