Africa’s Perception of Gaza Crisis
Staying on events in Gaza, some analysts are pointing out Africa’s largely muted response to this crisis. It has oscillated
President Mugabe Throws Massive Party to Celebrate July Election Win
Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe threw a lavish party earlier this week, to celebrate his ZANU PF party’s resounding victory in
Scores Killed, Dozens injured in Gaza After Truce Collapse
Renewed Israeli shelling has killed dozens of Palestinians and wounded hundreds, after a short-lived truce broke down. Israel is accusing
China Kunshan Factory Explosion
CCTV reporter Shi Wenjing has visited a hospital in Kunshan where the most seriously injured during the factory explosion are
Liberia Begins Massive Disinfections Process at Gov’t Offices
Liberia has begun a massive disinfection process at government offices in the capital Monrovia. But as the government embarks on
West African Leaders meet over Ebola Outbreak
The World Health Organization has renewed its call for more resources in dealing with the current Ebola outbreak, which it
Ebola Survivor Struggles with the Effect of the Virus 7 years on
The damage inflicted by ebola can last long after an outbreak has claimed its victims. Seven years ago the virus
Kenya Assures Ebola Threat is Minimal by screening all Visitors from West Africa
So far there have been no suspected Ebola cases in Kenya. And authorities say there’s little threat from the virus.
Authorities Struggle To Contain Ebola Outbreak
The World Health Organisation is set to launch a 100 million US dollar response plan to combat the Ebola outbreak
Ebola Outbreak: Aid Agencies Start to Pull Out
Humanitarian organizations are pulling their workers out of West Africa. The U.S Peace Corps said it was withdrawing 340 volunteers