Blind musicians promoting awareness of special needs
A band of four blind musicians is stepping up in the fight for the rights of the disabled in Egypt.
Seven dead, ten rescued as boat capsizes in Lagos
Ten people were rescued while seven others were confirmed dead on Saturday, during a boat mishap which occurred in Badore
Chad’s President Idriss takes over the leadership of the African Union
President of the Republic of Chad, Idriss Deby was on Saturday elected as the new Chairperson of the African Union
Doctors raise concern over drug resistance in HIV patients
Doctors are warning drug resistance against HIV is increasing and is a problem that concerns not just sub-Saharan Africa and
UN’s Ban Ki-moon asks African leaders not to cling to power
“Leaders should never use undemocratic constitutional changes and legal loopholes to cling to power.” That was the message by outgoing
Rwanda police arrest people suspected to be connected to Islamic State
Rwandan Police have arrested several people suspected of being linked to the Islamic State, less than a week after the
British and French journalists freed one day after arrest
A British and French journalist who had been arrested during a sweep for rebels in flash-point districts of Burundi’s capital
Nigeria’s health authorities issue travel restrictions over outbreak of Zika virus
Health authorities in Nigeria have issued an alert travel restrictions especially for pregnant women to Latin America over the outbreak
UK exerting pressure on S.Sudan to implement peace agreement
The United Kingdom is among global powers exerting pressure on South Sudan’s warring parties to implement a peace agreement. The
Agenda 2063: The importance of APRM to the development of Africa
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta has reaffirmed his commitment to ensuring that alternative mechanisms are put in place for the African