Egyptian Teens embrace provocative street fashion in search of fame
Youngsters carrying expensive cameras and trendy clothes in their backpacks — ready to pose for a photo shoot wherever possible
From Somali refugee to Canadian MP #FromAfrica
Ahmed Hussen, who went to Canada as a teenage refugee, in October was elected as the country’s first Somali-born member of
US seeks to add 200m dollars more to the fight against Malaria
Last month President Barack Obama announced during his final “State of the Union” address to Congress a new “big picture”
Rising temperatures pose danger to coral reefs and marine life in Mauritius
For divers it’s an underwater paradise but the coral reefs circling the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius are in serious
#Colourblind campaign kicks off in SA after racial tensions in Universities
As racial tensions continue at universities across South Africa, students at the University of Pretoria have taken a stand against
WhatsApp ‘hoax’ raises alarm for Zim bank
A Zimbabwean bank is battling to contain a flight by depositors after a social media hoax message advised customers to
Uneasy calm returns to Malakal, South Sudan
The aftermath of last weeks violence in Malakal, many shelters belonging to Internally displaced persons destroyed and now they have to
Sisi is an open-minded leader: outgoing Israeli ambassador
Israel’s outgoing ambassador to Cairo, Haim Koren, has praised Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi as an “open-minded president who is
Khoisan people in South Africa form a political party to contest in coming elections
A new party, Khoisan Revolution, that was launched last month and recently registered with the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) is set
Zimbabwe Government takes charge of mines
Nine diamond miners have been ordered to wind up operations following expiry of their licences by the government in Zimbabwe.