38 ‘virgin’ girls die in bus crash on the way to dance for King Mswati
Thirty-eight teenage girls have reportedly died following a horrific bus crash on their way to dance for the Swaziland’s King
Kenya tops Beijing medals table
Asbel Kiprop produced a trademark sprint finish to win a third straight 1,500 meters gold and ensure Kenya topped the
DR Congo holds festival to celebrate albinos life
The first festival against the discrimination of albinos in Africa is taking place in the DR Congo capital. The goal
Kenya seeks to set up anti-doping testing lab
Kenya Athletics (AK) officials want China and Norway together with World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) to speed up their efforts to
EU rescue drill meant to prepare rescue teams
The Mediterranean migrant crisis has been intensifying, so conducting the rescue efforts have become more and more crucial. The European
American man arrested on Sierra Leone ‘blood diamond’ charges
Spanish authorities have arrested an American man on charges of enslavement and diamond pillaging during Sierra Leone’s civil war, a
Spirit of Mt. Langya 5 Warriors passed on in new era
China is preparing to host impressive celebrations on the third of September to mark 70 years since the victory over
Egypt sentences three Al-Jazeera journalists to three years in prison
The three year jail sentence slapped on three Al Jazeera journalists by an Egyptian court has elicited sharp criticism internationally.
Chad sentences 10 Boko Haram members to death
Ten members of Boko Haram have been sentenced to death in Chad for crimes including murder and the use of
Egypt Ship makers face tough political and operating environment
The ship making business in Egypt is troubled after political instability in the Middle East and new government policies significantly