AFCON 2017: Group B matches a goal-fest as Algeria, Zimbabwe are bundled out
Monday’s Group B matches pitting Zimbabwe and Tunisia as well as Algeria and Senegal were nothing but a goal-fest as
Houtkappers social enterprise helps youths in South African townships
A social enterprise in Cape Town is empowering young people living in townships. Houtkappers aims to enable out-of-school youths to
Trump directs government to restrict funding for NGOs that support abortion
USA President Donald Trump signed a decree that bans the US federal government from funding foreign Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that
Kenya: Experts warn 4 million people could go hungry in February
Kenya’s drought response agency is warning that if nothing is done, 2017’s drought will be just as bad. By October
Public outrage after police in Zambia are banned from marrying foreigners
The public in Zambia is outraged by a memo by the country’s police chief that officers have been banned from
Kenya Wildlife Service fits lion with tracking device to stop it straying into town
Kenyan authorities have fitted a tracking device a onto one of the 36 lions that live in a wildlife park
Trump, Sisi discuss terrorism in phone call
U.S. President Donald Trump discussed on Monday with his Egyptian counterpart Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi war against terrorism and extremism in a
Burundi releases 2,500 prisoners following presidential pardon
Burundi on Monday released 2,500 inmates, including political prisoners, following a presidential pardon. The operation was launched by justice minister
Samsung blames faulty batteries issues for Note 7 fires
Samsung has blamed two separate battery issues for causing the Galaxy Note 7 device to overheat and catch fire last