Growing Tension in Zanzibar stirs fear of election violence
Although campaigns have been peaceful there is a growing tension in Zanzibar over fears of violence in the October elections.
South African students take to the streets to protest high fees
The fees at Witwatersrand University must fall, and they must fall now. This was the message from Gauteng Education MEC Panyaza
Namibia’s president pledges 20% salary to poor children
Namibian President Hage Geingob has pledged 20 percent of his salary to a scholarship fund for children from poor families.
Those with brilliant ideas, come forward and assist the gov’t, says Zambia’s president
Zambia’s president Edgar Lungu prayed to God to “heal” his country’s ailing currency on Sunday, with bars shut and football
A Sneak peek into China – Britain Friendship
A video named British meets China that highlights the friendship between China and the United Kingdom has captured some attention
Parliamentary election day 1 turnout at 15-16%: Prime Minister
The voter turnout for the first day of elections for the 568-seat House of Representatives on Sunday stood between 15-16
Food crisis looms in Zimbabwe as VP continues to stay in lavish hotel
Zimbabwe’s vice president Emerson Mnangagwa has allegedly hinted that the Zimbabwean government is struggling to feed its own people, even
Chinese President Xi Jinping visit to the UK from October 19th-23rd in summary
Chinese President Xi Jinping will begin his five-day trip to the United Kingdom at the invitation of Queen Elizabeth on
Chinese – UK cultural exchanges expected to be upgraded
Along with political mutual trust and trade links, cultural exchanges have become another pillar supporting China-UK relations, and the two
24,000 Syrian refugees have fled to Algeria
Countries in Europe are not the only ones dealing with the escalating migrants and refugees crisis. African countries like Algeria