Former Angolan apartheid troops struggling to survive in South Africa
Many former Angolan apartheid troops remain stranded in South Africa without healthcare, jobs or basic services. They are also scared of
American celebrity musician Beyoncé throws an African themed baby shower
American award winning musician Beyoncé expectant with twins had an African themed baby shower. African decor & dressing,African drummers and Afrobeats
Somalia mulls anti-graft law, vowing to end “culture of impunity” in corruption allegations
The Somali government said Sunday it has reviewed the anti-corruption law with experts which will soon be presented to
Over 31 million people internally displaced worldwide with the highest numbers in DR Congo
More than 31.1 million people have been displaced in 2016 worldwide, with over 922,000 people were forced to flee their
TALK AFRICA: Conservation through cooperation
According to scientists, biodiversity on the planet is being lost at an unprecedented rate. And as Africa is home to
Rwanda’s new coffee factory begins operations steered at increasing exports
Rwanda’s new dry coffee processing mill that aims to boost the country’s specialty coffee exports has started operations, reports New
Faces of Africa – AMISOM: Africans Save Somalia
In 1991 a civil war broke out in Somalia that was to last 20 years. Multiple rebel factions competed to
Big game hunter crushed to death after elephant he was hunting fell on him
A South African safari leader and big game hunter was crushed to death on Friday when an elephant he shot
East African leaders press EU to lift Burundi sanctions
The presidents of Tanzania and Uganda called on the European Union ( EU) to lift sanctions on neighbouring Burundi. Speaking
Kenya to launch its mega railway project end of May
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta is set to officially launch the new standard gauge railway that will connect the coastal city