15 percent of Moroccan couples infertile
800,000 married couples, representing 15 percent of all Moroccan couples, are infertile according to Abdel Wahab Bouchouchi, President of
Cairo court upholds transfer of Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia
Cairo’s Court for Urgent Matters has ruled that the country’s High Administrative Court had no jurisdiction over the Red sea
Mozambican university bans dreadlocks, shorts – Twitter users express outrage
A university in Mozambique has banned dreadlocks in a bizarre move to streamline its students’ dress codes, local media report.
South Sudan army releases six aid workers accused of arms smuggling
South Sudan’s military has released six international aid workers who were arrested and detained in January, accused of smuggling arms,
Egypt lawyer submits appeal against court ruling backing islands transfer to Saudi Arabia
An Egyptian human rights lawyer on Monday said he had launched an appeal against a court ruling that backed the
South Korea opens the world’s fifth-highest skyscraper
Lotte World Tower, which opened on Monday in South Korea, is now world’s fifth-highest skyscraper. The 123 floors and 1,819ft
Somalia pirates hijack second ship in three weeks after years of inactivity
Pirates have hijacked an Indian commercial ship off the coast of Somalia, less than three weeks after another ship was
Cote d’Ivoire’s Wilfried Zaha in line for new improved contract at Crystal Palace
Barely two days after helping Crystal Palace beat trophy-chasing Chelsea in the English Premier League, reports suggest that Cote d’Ivoire
Egypt discovers a new pyramid that dates back to the 13th century
An Egyptian excavation team has discovered the remains of a new pyramid that dates back to the 13th Dynasty, some
Seychelles President starts official visit in Kenya
The President of Seychelles Danny Faure meets with Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta as he begins state visit in Kenya. President