A karate fighter saved the lives of more than 100 Tutsis during the Rwandan Genocide
Rwandan Karate fighter Sinzi Tharcisse saved the lives of more than 100 Tutsis after they were attacked in their hiding
Rebel fighters launch an offensive in Raja, South Sudan
South Sudan rebel forces allied to the country’s former first vice President Riek Machar have launched a major offensive Raja
Zimbabwe warns citizens against the threats of anthrax outbreak
The government of Zimbabwe has warned the public of the risks of contracting diseases by avoiding eating meat from animals
Somalia hands alleged Al-Shabaab members 10-year prison sentence
Two men accused of being involved with the Salafist jihadist fundamentalist group, Al-Shabaab, were sentenced on Thursday to 10 years in
Air Tanzania staff to get training from Ethiopian Airlines
Tanzanian flag carrier airline is set to send 28 pilots and aircraft engineers to Ethiopia to the Ethiopian Airlines institutions
New world map reveals Africa’s true size
The map of the world has undergone a drastic change for pupils in the U.S. city of Boston. Re-sketching an
US deploys troops to Somalia
The United States has deployed a dozen more troops to Somalia to train and equip Somali and AMISOM (African Union
U.N. Africa famine appeal falls billions short of goal
The United Nations has received just 21 percent of the money it needs to combat the food crisis in Africa
Chibok girls, 3 years on
On April 14, 2014, over 200 schoolgirls were kidnapped from their school in Chibok, in the north-east of Nigeria. The
Detroit doctor charged with genital mutilation on girls in U.S. first
U.S. doctor, Jumana Nagarwala, has been arrested and charged with carrying out female genital mutilation on young girls in a case