AU admits to financial strain as many troops remain unpaid
The African Union Commission has confirmed it’s been struggling to pay peacekeepers in the Central African Republic. Deputy chair Erastus
Mexican Foreign Minister in Cairo after 8 tourists killed
Mexican Foreign Minister Claudia Ruiz Massieu has met with President Abdel Fattah El Sisi. She’s in the country after the
Los Angeles kids taking up Rugby Inspite Unpopularity in USA
USA’s hopes of winning the upcoming Rugby World Cup are 3 thousand to 1 according to bookmakers. The Eagles are
Protests against President’s bid to run for office again in Congo
At least three people have been injured in an opposition protest against President’s Kabila’s bid to run for office again
South Africa’s Economy needs a more diverse Ownership
The Black Business Council is ready to work with the South African government and is looking into changing the ownership
European volunteers breaking laws to help migrants
Some Europeans are helping refugees cross through Austria to Germany free of charge even though it is illegal to do
African officials seeking solution to migrant crisis
African Officials are gathering in Ghana for a migration forum that is seeking to curb the migrant crisis in the
Not an attempted Coup D’Etat, But a real Coup D’Etat
We sample Twitter reactions on the ongoing coup in Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso’s History of turmoil
We take a look at the history of Burkina Faso’s leadership turmoil In 1987, Thomas Sankara was ousted and killed
Tunisian teachers strike over pay rise
Thousands of teachers in Tunisia on Thursday started a strike demanding better wages, two days after the beginning of the