8 Islamic extremists killed in Somalia by a US airstrike
The US military in Africa says it carried out an airstrike in southern Somalia that killed eight Islamic extremists at
Seven dead and thousands displaced as fire ravages a picturesque coastal town in South Africa
Seven people have been confirmed dead and over 125 patients treated, some of them for burn wounds since Thursday, in
Libyan Attorney General investigates the release of Gaddafi’s son
Libya’s public prosecutor’s office has begun an investigation into the release of imprisoned Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, a son of Libya’s
South Sudan approves committee to oversee building of road linking it to Ethiopia
South Sudan’s Council of Ministers has approved the use of 900,000 USD to facilitate the implementation of a joint border
11 dead, 900 escape after DR Congo jail attack
–AFP Eleven people were killed and more than 900 inmates escaped Sunday after unidentified assailants attacked a jail in DR
South Sudanese President Salva Kiir to miss IGAD Summit
The summit is expected to discuss the current security challenges and implementation of the 2015 African union brokered peace deal,
Doctors warn that hookah has same harmful effects like cigarettes
Smoking Hookah or Shisha is widespread in Tunisia especially in the month of Ramadan. Many consumers think it is not
South Africa’s Nooitgedacht School raising young generation of judokas
The shanty-towns of Diepsloot, Isoteng and Thabo Mbeki Village – home to some of South Africa’s poorest families. Children from
Film tackles skin bleaching trend in Ghana and Africa
Ghana’s film about skin bleaching hopes to help tackle the issue head on. Comfort Arthur’s film ‘Black Barbie’ is an
Two of Theresa May’s top advisors quit after election setback
Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill, two of May’s closest advisers, announced their resignation on Saturday,following her Conservative Party’s election disaster.