Ebola: Sierra Leone ‘Okada’ Drivers take Extra Measures to Guard Themselves
Ebola is a concern for every facet of society in Sierra Leone, especially those that rely on close contact between
Senegal Ebola Victim From Guinea
It’s been confirmed that Senegal’s first Ebola patient is a university student from Guinea. It’s raised fears the young man,
Scientist who Co-discovered Ebola Says There’s New Hope for a Drug
The scientist, who co-discovered Ebola, has told CCTV that the ZMapp drug has led to the recovery of 18 infected
Libya’s Constitution: Libyan delegation Studies Tunisian Model
Against the background of intense fighting, Libya is in the midst of a power struggle between the General National Congress,
Boko Haram Menace: Extremsts Linked to other Militant Organisations
The kidnapping of hundreds of Nigerian schoolgirls four months ago, put Boko Haram on the international radar. But in its
Cote D’ivore: Photographer Stage’s Exhibition to Teach Perils of Civil Strife
Cote d’Ivoire goes to the polls next year. The country though is still wrestling with the legacy of the 2010
Ebola: Mobile Lab Speeds Up Testing In Sierra Leone
A new mobile laboratory in Sierra Leone is helping speed up Ebola test results to try and stem the outbreak.
Ebola: Nigeria Confirms 1st Death Outside Lagos
Less than two days after Nigeria announced it has contained the Ebola outbreak, a doctor in the oil-rich city of
Uganda National Census Kicks Off
A country-wide census is taking place in Uganda and its expected to be completed in 10 days. Official estimates put
Families in S.Sudan Forced to Eat Wild Grass to Survive
The United Nations is warning that nearly 4 million people are facing food insecurity in South Sudan. Fighting broke out