Protesters against Anti-Demonstration Law Arrested in Egypt
Dozens of Egyptian activists have organized a rally against a law that restricts protesting. The organizers had announced earlier, they
The Nelson Mandela International Quilt
A San Francisco-based artist hopes to provoke a discussion about what Nelson Mandela means to young people, across continents. William
Spirited Ghana Tie Up Germany in the World Cup 2014
The most talked about matches since the World Cup began is Ghana and Germany at the weekend. The Black Stars
Nigeria Eliminates Bosnia-Herzegovina
There’s renewed hope for Africa’s chances in the World Cup. Nigeria beat Bosnia-Herzegovina 1-nil at the weekend, a first win
Togo Forced To Ban Public World Cup Viewing
It’s not all good news on the African football front, though. In Togo, officials have banned the public screening of
Egypt Court Rules Mass Death Sentences
A Court in Egypt has sentenced the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, Mohamed Badei and 182 co-accused to death for
Chinese Navy Fleet Visits South Africa
A Chinese naval fleet has docked in Cape Town as part of their final port of call, after sailing down
Door-to-Door Delivery Service for Condoms in Uganda
With Uganda’s HIV/AIDS prevalent rates on the rise, different interventions are being used to help lower the numbers. A new
U.S Challenges the Ugandan Anti-Homosexuality Law
The United States has announced a series of actions in response to the passing of Uganda’s anti-homosexuality law earlier this
Mauritanians Head to the Presidential Polls
It’s Election Day in Mauritania. President Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, is seeking a new term. The former general has been