Mexico demands probe on tourists killed in Egypt
Mexico’s president Enrique Peña Nieto has urged Egypt to conduct an exhaustive investigation on the killing of two Mexican tourists
Terror takes toll on Morocco’s tourism
The threat from Islamic extremism in North Africa is taking a toll on the region’s tourism. Britain recently issued a
At least 7 killed in twin bomb attacks in north Cameroon
At least seven people were killed in two bomb attacks on Sunday in the northern Cameroon town of Kolofata, according
Pressure on Nairobi National park as the city expands
Kenya boasts one of the largest wildlife Conservation parks just minutes out of its busy capital. At the Nairobi National
Egypt’s cabinet resigns in wake of corruption saga
The Egyptian government resigned on Saturday, days after one of its members was arrested for alleged corruption. State television said
Ethiopians celebrate the new year (2008)
While its only three months from the new year for most of us around the world, Ethiopia just welcomed in
Kenya unveils memorial to victims of torture in Mau Mau era
The British government has unveiled a new memorial in Nairobi to commemorate Kenya’s Mau Mau struggle for independence. The Mau
Chefchaouen: Inside Morocco’s Blue City
Morocco’s ‘Blue City’. Chefchaouen is best-known for its colorful buildings, a centuries-old tradition kept alive today. Nestled in the Rif
Gabon opposition leader declines post after cabinet reshuffle
Jean de Dieu Moukagni Iwangou, a leader of the opposition Union of the Gabonese People (UPG) has declined to take