Mogadishu Revival
Not so very long ago, Mogadishu was the classic example of a war ravaged capital, a city turned into a
Several dead in stampede at DR Congo music tribute
At least 21 people were killed and dozen others injured when a power cut caused a stampede at a crowded
MDC Suspends Tsvangirai as Zimbabwe opposition splits
Zimbabwe’s Movement for Democratic Change has suspended its leader Morgan Tsvangirai for violating the opposition party’s constitution, Secretary General Tendai
AU Welcomes Move To Free South Sudan Political Detainees
The African Union has welcome the release of the remaining four detainees in South Sudan saying the release will help
Malaria Global Impact
Despite concerted efforts to eliminate Malaria, sub- Saharan Africa remains the worst affected region in the World. Hundreds of thousands
UNSC Considers Sanctions on Warring Parties in S.Sudan
The United Nations Security Council members are considering placing sanctions on South Sudan’s warring parties. This is after last week
Bambari Defends Both Christians and Muslims
Bambari is a town of around 65,000 people the Central Africa Republic. The town which is the second largest is
South Africa’s Fastest Man
Simon Magakwe has become the first South African to run under ten seconds in the 100 meters. Simon managed to
Trendy bunny drives sales for Belgian chocolatiers
A move by Belgian chocolate-company, Wittamer to put a hip-spin, on the traditional Easter Bunny, this year, has seen record-sales
Uganda’s Athletics Coach Suspended Over Claims of Sexual Harassment of Female Runners
Uganda’s athletics body has suspended a coach who is accused of sexually harassing female runners, an official said on Monday.