Youth form political party to run for parliament elections in Egypt
Young Egyptians have put up 180 candidates to run for the parliament elections set to be held this weekend. The
Cargo plane carrying supplies for AU troops crash-lands near Somalia capital
A cargo plane carrying supplies for African Union troops crash-landed outside Somalia’s capital Mogadishu on Monday, government officials told AFP.
Meet South Africa’s first African female navy commander
Meet South Africa’s first black female navy commander Zimasa Mabela’s. Mabela says she only saw the sea for the first time
Tunisia’s tourism industry hits down low
Tourism in Tunisia has hit rock bottom following the a militia attack that left 59 tourists dead In June a
Pink Taxi for Women only in Egypt
Women in Egypt have started taxi services for women only. Pink Taxi services came into play after a recent research
South African Victims of Marikana Massacre still awaiting Compensation
South African families affected by the Marikana massacre are still awaiting compensation for medical costs and loss of income from
Uganda Kickboxer losses to Australian
Uganda Intercontinental Super Welterweight champion, Umar Semata, lost the title to Australia’s Piotr Lagodzki The match had been postponed for
Algerian TV Shut After Airing Interview With Ex-Insurgent
Police on Monday shut down a private Algerian television station after it aired an interview in which a former insurgent
Uganda opposition leader stripped by police; Police chief’s vehicle knocks man down
A video has surfaced showing opposition leader Zainab Fatuma being roughed up and stripped by police before being bundled onto
Nigeria internet cost and capacity discouraging growth
More than 80 million Nigerians online making half of the country internet literate. There is a huge number of Nigerians