8 Tourists Shot Dead Near Tunisian Parliament, Reports of Hostages Taken In Nearby Museum
Eight people are dead after gunmen opened fired on Tunisia’s most prominent museum on Wednesday in the capital city of
Two Dutch airmen serving with the UN have died in Mali helicopter crash
Two Dutch airmen serving with the UN have died in a helicopter crash. Two Dutch airmen serving with the United
Sierra Leone president sacks deputy for seeking asylum in a foreign embassy
(Reuters)- Sierra Leone President Ernest Bai Koroma has sacked Vice President for seeking asylum in a foreign embassy. Samuel Sam-Sumana
Kenya Nakuru town gets free, high-speed WiFi
The Nakuru County Government has launched a high-capacity free Wi-Fi in the Nakuru town of Kenya. This is in partnership
Lesotho’s new prime minister sworn in
Lesotho’s new Prime Minister Pakalitha Mosisili has been sworn in. During his inauguration, the Prime minister admitted his country was
Long- term breastfeeding linked to high IQ
A new research suggests that breastfeeding newborns for long helps enhance brain development. The research that was done in Brazil
Senegal president Macky Sall offers to reduce presidential term
(The Guardian) Senegal’s President Macky Sall on Tuesday proposed a referendum on reducing his mandate by two years. Macky Sall proposes
Godson Okoye, Nigeria’s presidential candidate 2015
Godson Okoye is the candidate for the position of Presidency in
Schools Re-open in Adamawa State in Nigeria
Schools in Shangui, one of the recaptured towns in Nigeria’s Northeast city of Adamawa have resumed learning. This is after
Nigerian University Students Make Car
The Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) at the weekend unveiled a car that was manufactured by the institution’s Department of Mechanical