IGAD Drought Resilience Summit
An Intergovernmental Authority on Development, IGAD conference is underway in Kampala, Uganda. IGAD members are meeting to discuss ways of
El-Sisi Resigns as Military Chief
Abdel Fattah Al Sisi’s decision to run for presidency will surprise very few people since he has been hinting for
Kenya Orders Somali Refugees Back to Camps
The Kenyan government has ordered all refugees across the country to return to their designated camps. While issuing this directive,
Egypt: 529 People Sentenced to Death in Brotherhood Mass Trial
Egypt has opened another mass trial for supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi. 683 defendants face charges of murder and
CONCERNS RAISED AFTER EGYPT SENTENCES 529 PEOPLE TO DEATH
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, has termed the Egyptian mass trial of 1,200 Muslim brotherhood members to
AU BRANDS CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC MILITIA AS “TERRORISTS”
The African Union has branded the Anti-Balaka militia that is targeting Muslims in the Central African Republic as “terrorists and
Pistorius Trial: Prosecutions End Submissions
Defence lawyers for Oscar Pistorius will begin telling his side of the story, from Friday. Prosecutors have rested their case,
61 People Have Died in Guinea Over Ebola Attack
Countries in West Africa are on alert over the region’s first known outbreak of Ebola. Sierra Leone’s Health ministry said
South Africa’s Power Reserves Running Low
Coal, gas or nuclear? These are all options energy hungry South Africa is looking at in hopes of solving its
U.S Steps Up Bid to Find Joseph Kony
Uganda’s military has welcomed a move by the United States to offer additional support to help in tracking wanted warlord