Ebola: Liberians Facing “Gravest Threat Since the War”
The UN Secretary-General’s Special Representative for Liberia now says that the Ebola crisis has become complex. She warns that political,
SA’s Growth Suffers as Power Supply Feels the Strain
South Africa’s economic woes do not stop there with its’ current account deficit. After years of little investment in energy
Ebola: Organisations Scrambling to Provide Food Aid
The death toll from the Ebola outbreak now stands at 2,288. This as the World Health Organisation says it is
Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s First 100 Days Focus on Security
Security has been a key priority during president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s first 100 days. The turmoil these past three years
Somali Drought Puts Millions of Lives at Risk
Droughts in various regions in Southern Somalia could precipitate into famine conditions; twice the expected rains failed affecting seasonal agriculture
Ebola: Outbreak Affecting Business Activity in Africa
The Ebola outbreak is spreading in West Africa, and there are growing concerns about the impact it’s having on the
Ebola: WFP Provides Aid to Affected Countries
As the number of confirmed Ebola cases in Liberia continues to grow, so do fears of food shortages. The World
Ebola: Nigeria Records 7 Deaths
More than 500 people in Nigeria are now surveillance for symptoms of Ebola. Most of them are in the oil
Ebola: AU Meets on Ebola
African Union chiefs have held an emergency meeting on the Ebola crisis in Ethiopia. The virus has killed more than
S.Sudan Tribes Showcase Unique Cultures
Residents in South Sudan’s capital Juba are using tradition and dance, to send out a message. That things are slowly