Man stoned to death by Somali Islamist insurgents as punishment for adultery
Somali Islamist insurgents stoned a man to death on Sunday as punishment for alleged adultery, they said, a reminder that
Libyan extremist group Ansar Al-Sharia announces dissolution
Libya’s Benghazi-based extremist group known as Ansar Al-Sharia on Saturday announced that it was officially dissolving. The group is accused
Faces of Africa – Gorillas in our Midst: The Story of Gladys Kalema
A hundred years ago, Uganda was branded the Pearl of Africa. Wildlife of every kind could be found in abundance.
Kenyan presidential aspirant arrested for ‘attempting’ to jump off EC building
Kenyan presidential aspirant, Solomon Gichira, has been arrested by police at the country’s electoral commission headquarters for allegedly attempting to
Ramadan 2017: Turkish Muslims prepare for religious period
The Islamic holy month of Ramadan has just begun, and one-point-eight billion Muslims around the world are marking the month
Lighting up Senegal: Coal-powered plant set to ease pressure on national grid
Senegal is constructing a new coal-fired power plant. The new facility is meant to reduce the cost of electricity in
Congo militiamen free one French, three Congolese mine workers
Militiamen have a freed French national and three Congolese who were kidnapped in March during an attack on Banro Corp’s
Queen of Darkness: The South Sudanese model with a distinct look
Nyakim Gatwech is a popular South Sudanese-born model who now resides in the United States, and is often referred to
Odinga blames Jubilee for ‘running down economy’
Kenya opposition party, Nasa, has promised to “cushion” Kenyans against the high cost of living within 90 days if its
Somali court sentences 5 insurgents to death for attempted bombings
A Somali court sentenced five men to death on Saturday after they were caught with a vehicle laden with explosives,