Pistorius family to sue film maker
The family of South Africa’s former paralympian Oscar Pistorius says it will sue the makers of a new film on
UN calls for dialogue to end Cameroon violence
The United Nations has condemned the spate of violence in the south-west and north-west regions of Cameroon, calling upon political
Over 3,000 arrive in Zambia to escape DR Congo violence
More than 3,000 people have fled into Zambia from the Democratic Republic of Congo to escape the violence in their
Young migrants face more dangers after reaching Italy
Mamadu Bassir sits eating a breakfast of warm milk and cookies in a migrants shelter in Rome – one of
President Mugabe in South Africa for annual meeting
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe is in South Africa for the second session of the South Africa-Zimbabwe Bi-National Commission (BNC) scheduled
UN appeals for funds to sustain air operations in Sudan
The United Nations Humanitarian Air Service (UNHAS) is set to halt air operations in Sudan in the next two months
China donates maritime surveillance equipment to Tunisia
China has donated two maritime control and surveillance equipment to Tunisia to improve security at the at La Goulette port
Ugandan opposition MPs claim homes attacked
Two Ugandan opposition Members of Parliament on Tuesday claimed explosives were hurled into their homes on Monday night by unidentified
Kenya’s University of Nairobi shut after unrest
Kenya’s University of Nairobi has been closed indefinitely after running battles between students and security forces. University authorities ordered students
UN cuts food rations for refugees in Kenya by 30 percent
The U.N. World Food Programme is cutting food rations by 30 percent for more than 400,000 refugees living in camps