U.S. to feed half a million Zimbabweans until October after drought
Nearly half a million Zimbabweans will continue to receive food aid for another six months after the United States provided
The US criticizes Riek Machar’s delay to return to Juba
The United States has expressed its disappointment on South Sudanese opposition leader Riek Machar’s failure to return to the capital
Bistritsa Grannies in Bulgaria keeping the ancient singing tradition alive
And here’s a banquet for the ears. From grandmother to granddaughter, the tradition of Bistritsa singing is alive and well
This glass-covered Maserati may be a perfect response for those who fake accidents
Most car lovers dream to own a Maserati, but an Italian artist decided to cover the luxury vehicle with 800kg
UN reviews global drugs policies
The United Nations General Assembly has opened a special session on the global drug problem. During the three day session,
Cape Town officers embark on Chinese language course
The Cape Town Chinese Community & Police Forum has successfully launched the 3rd Chinese language training course for the local
Kenyan gov’t to set fire to large stockpile of ivory and rhino horns
In Kenya, officials are preparing to burn over 100 tonnes of elephant ivory and rhino horn at the end of
Cameroonian gov’t burns six tons of ivory to send message to poachers
Some 2,000 illegally trafficked elephant tusks and hundreds of finished ivory products have been set on fire in Cameroon. Cameroonian
Kenyan Rachel Muthoga receives ‘Sport For Good’ award in Berlin
A Kenyan has received a prestigious award for a sports development initiative targeting young disadvantaged girls and young women. Rachel
Protests continue at Rhodes University
Students at Rhodes University have continued to protest what they believe is a system that has consistently failed to protect