U.N. investigating sex abuse claims in the Central African Republic
The United Nations say its investigations into UN peacekeeper abuses in Central African Republic are being hampered. MINUSCA is however
ICC Appeals Chamber reverses decision on Kenya’s cooperation
The Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court (ICC) reversed Trial Chamber V(B)’s decision regarding the Kenyan Government’s alleged non-compliance
Chelsea “agrees deal” with Barcelona for Pedro, Man United fans react
With less than two weeks before the English premier league transfer window closes, player movement continues across Europe. Reports indicate
Sebastian Coe: IAAF’s new president
Sebastian Coe was elected president of the International Association of Athletics Federations on Wednesday after beating Ukraine’s Sergey Bubka by
New York’s first micro-cinema showing independent African films
It’s a cinema that shuns blockbusters and aims to educate rather than purely entertain. New York’s first pop-up, micro-cinema is
U.S. Charity helps Tanzania’s Albinos get back their limbs
Despite the government outlawing witchcraft in Tanzania, the practices is still quite common. Witch doctors there continue to butcher and
Grain silos and shipping containers re-purposed to make houses
Here’s another report in our series showcasing Africa’s Big Ideas. This time we’re tackling cheap housing and an unlikely but
Former poachers now helping to save endangered turtles
Former poachers have been drafted into the struggle to save endangered turtles from extinction. Many of them used to catch
9 year old Nigerian girl writes book on the effects of terror on children
A nine-year-old girl in Nigeria is making headlines for boldly speaking out against the Boko Haram terror group. The girl,
Is the ‘Daily Show’ ready for Trevor Noah?
It’s been less than two weeks since Jon Stewart abdicated his anchor chair at Americas ‘The Daily Show’, but we