Shanghai Zendai Buys Land to Build New City
The economic-hub of South Africa is about to be transformed. An ambitious plan to build an $8.5bn new-city on the
Rwanda Accused of Attempted Forceful Arrest of Refugee in Uganda
A diplomatic row is brewing between Uganda and Rwanda. This is after Uganda’s commission for refugees accused Rwanda of trying
WUF: Delegates Discuss Ways of Dealing with Inequality
Twenty-five thousand delegates from five continents are currently in Medellin, Colombia participating in the 7th World Urban Forum. The forum
Kenyan Gov’t cracks down on illegal foreigners
A crackdown on illegal foreign nationals is underway in Kenya as part of a government operation to secure the country.
Reeva Steenkamp’s Mother Speaks on Her Loss
As the murder trial of Oscar Pistorius continues, Reeva Steenkamp mother has spoken about the loss of her child saying
Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) accuses UN of Negligence in S. Sudan
Medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) has accused the United Nations in South Sudan of neglecting thousands of displaced people
Tunisians Hopeful About Security after Elections
3 years after the unrest that swept North Africa, most governments in the region have been battling with insecurity. In
Rwanda: One of Africa’s Fastest Growing Economies
The 1994 genocide left Rwanda in ruins. According to its president, Paul Kagame the country could have simply ceased to
Ebola Outbreak in West Africa Becomes a Challenge
The current Ebola outbreak in West Africa is expected to continue for the next few months.
France Pulls Out of Rwanda Genocide Commemorations
As Rwanda marked 20 years since the genocide, President Paul Kagame reiterated his conviction that France was partly to blame