South Africa opposition’s bid to impeach Zuma over Bashir saga fails
South Africa’s parliament on Tuesday rejected investigating President Jacob Zuma for possible impeachment for allowing Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir
Kenyan festival aims to challenge perceptions of slums through film
The recently held Slum Film Festival in Kenya is trying to change perceptions about slums across the world. The festival
South Sudan breweries scales down operations on tough operating environment
SABMiller, the world’s second-largest brewer, has announced that it is scaling back operations in South Sudan and may have to
Kenya Government promises executive action on doping
The Kenyan cabinet will discuss the doping crisis that has engulfed athletics in Kenya. Deputy President William Ruto also warned
Zimbabwe re-engages IMF in a bid to restore economic image
Zimbabwe continues to re-engage with international financial bodies in a bid to restore financial stability and repay its outstanding debts.
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70 Seconds, 70 Years: Edgar Snow
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70 Seconds, 70 Years: Norman Bethune
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Former Nigerian security advisor, Sambo Dasuki, charged
Nigeria’s former national security adviser Sambo Dasuki has appeared in court charged with illegal weapons possession. Dasuki until recently led