UN warns of possible genocide in C.A.R.
The United Nations has warned that continued fighting in the Central African Republic C.A.R. could soon deteriorate into genocide if
Egypt criticizes US for withholding $195 million worth of military aid
Egypt has criticized the United States following reports that it had withheld $195 million in military aid and cut $96
Africa urged on willpower to start own criminal court
Africa is capable of making its own continental tribunal to replace the much-maligned International Criminal Court (ICC) if respective nations
UN racism committee issues ‘warning’ over US tensions
A UN committee tasked with combatting racism has issued a formal “early warning” over conditions in the United States, a
UN chief commends China’s leadership in South-South cooperation
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday hailed the launch of the Center for International Knowledge on Development in Beijing and
Tanzania charges mob with killing, burning five ‘witches’
A Tanzanian court has charged 32 people with murder after five women suspected of witchcraft were beaten to death, and
Meet Somalia’s first female car mechanic
Meet Nasra Haji Hussein, Somalia’s first female car mechanic and works at a service garage. In the male dominated field,
Meet Uganda’s first female boda boda driver
Motorcycle taxi or boda boda transport as it’s commonly known in Uganda, is a job mainly dominated by men. But
Ghana to sign natural gas import agreement with Equatorial Guinea
Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo plans to sign an agreement to import liquefied natural gas from Equatorial Guinea. This came during
Africa’s longest serving leaders
Outgoing Angolan President Jose Eduardo Dos Santos will step down from power after almost four decades in which he led