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INTERVIEW: How do you quantify malaria’s economic damage?

Despite decades of interventions, malaria is still one of the biggest killer diseases in Africa continent. In 2015 alone, an

While it has been recognized that pigs can make loveable household pets.. In South Africa a sanctuary for pigs is

Zimbabwean Monetary authorities are following through on their threat to punish errant businesses that do not deposit cash with the

Gambia’s President Adama Barrow paid a working visit to President Akufo-Addo on Friday, April 28 at the seat of government,

The United States will expel 7000 Ghanaians from breaching their visa agreement according to a U.S diplomat, reports Xinhua. “About

South African President Jacob Zuma with a delegation of South Africans will host the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Africa

The United Nations has announced that the UN human rights chief will visit Ethiopia next month, upon the invitation of

Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to make his state of health public to Nigerians. Speaking

A suicide bomber has killed five soldiers and injured 40 others after crashing into a military convoy in a pick-up

English football giants Manchester United will honor its Nigerian fans that were electrocuted to death while watching the team’s Europa