Ebola: Safe Burials Still Under The 70% Goal In Sierra Leone
One of the United Nations targets was that 70% of the victims should be be safely buried. But the country
Somalia Construction Booms Following Improved Security
Contractors are scrambling to meet the housing needs of expatriates and the Diaspora coming back home. The Safari Apartments is
Scores Killed In Nigeria’s Kano Attack
Dozens of people have been killed and hundreds more injured, although there are still conflicting reports on the exact death
Remembering Nelson Mandela
Several events planned to commemorate Madiba’s death
Liberia Ebola Orphans
The burden of taking care of Ebola orphans is now passed to the elder siblings.A task many say is quite
Talk Africa: The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
The Multi-million dollar Ethiopian Grand Renaissance Dam is Africa’s biggest hydro-project and the world’s ninth largest. The dam is being
SA’s Demand for Affordable Liquor Creates Jobs for Entrepreneurs
Gone are the days when South African micro Brewers used to operate from their garage and backyards. Demand for affordable
Tunisia Elections: First Round of Voting Deemed Largely Peaceful
Free and fair elections are no easy feat, especially in a country with no history of democracy. But Tunisia is
More Investment for Ethiopia’s Hydro Resource
A power sector conference just concluded in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, has agreed to tap into the country’s huge hydro resource
Presidential Run-off Likely in Tunisia
Vote counting is under way in Tunisia following key presidential elections. And already several candidates have claimed the lead. It