New Somali anti-money laundering law to help monitor cash movements
Somali president has signed into law a bill that addresses money laundering and the financing of terror group. US officials
Concerns raised over the possible spread of Zika Virus into Africa
The World Health Organisation says Zika is, quote, ‘spreading explosively’. So, how concerned are people in Africa over Zika? So
Amnesty International releases report on global human rights
Well, Amnesty International has released its report on global human rights – with the plight of refugees and migrants in
Worrying reports on Ebola’s devastating long term health problems on survivors
Doctors from the US National Institutes of Health say that most people who survive an Ebola infection will have long-lasting
Egyptian man to face trial over high adultery rates comments on TV show
A man who claimed in a television interview that adultery is common among married women in Egypt will stand trial,
WHO: One in five children in Africa do not receive basic life-saving vaccines
One in five children in Africa do not receive basic life-saving vaccines, despite the continent making great strides on immunisation,
Protests by Chad’s opposition close down N’Djamena & other cities
Chad’s capital N’Djamena and other cities experienced closing of markets, shops and slow traffic on Wednesday following countrywide protests by
Second hijacked ship rescued by the Nigerian Navy
The Nigerian Navy says it has rescued a hijacked offshore oil supply ship but pirates escaped with two crew members
Algeria to cope with effects of drop in oil prices through strict policy
President of the Republic Abdelaziz Bouteflika affirmed Wednesday that Algeria is determined to “cope with the effects of the drop
Banyana coach happy with Rio preparations
South Africa’s Banyana Banyana coach Vera Pauw says she’s happy with their preparations for the upcoming 2016 Olympics in Rio