Ghana’s dead in central Accra are buried under rubbish
Proper waste management might happen to be a foreign term in Ghana’s capital city, Accra. Only 67% of the rubbish
Black South Africans still earn much less that whites – survey shows
Black South Africans still earn far less than their white counterparts, a report released on Friday shows. According to data
Zambia repatriates 147 Ethiopian illegal immigrants
Zambian authorities have repatriated 147 Ethiopian illegal migrants who were facing jail sentences for illegal entry into the country, immigration
President Sisi proposes new law to curb high rate of divorce
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is alarmed by the high divorce rate in the country. He’s recommended introducing new legislation
New locally owned carrier in Zimbabwe, ‘Rainbow Airlines’ takes to the skies
A new locally owned airline has begun operating in Zimbabwe. The carrier — dubbed Rainbow Airlines — will fly the
African union asks African governments to remove laws that discriminate women
Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) has urged African states to repeal legislation that discriminate against women Africa must start taking
Africa’s first waste to gas plant opens in Cape Town
The continent’s first large scale waste to gas plant has opened in Cape Town. It’s set to usher in a
Bishop calls for compensation for South African miners killed in 2012
In London, a South African bishop has led protests against mining giant Lonmin outside the company’s AGM. It comes amid
South African artist uses table salt to create unique images
Table salt is used for various things from a condiment to a preservative. One South African artist has however discovered
Al-Shabaab militants kill dozens of Kenyans troops in a raid at Somali Military Base
Al-Shabaab fighters have captured a military base run by Kenyan and Somali troops in the Somali town of Kulbiyow, 18