Police officer dies of wounds sustained in week-old blast
A colonel from Cairo’s traffic control department died Monday of injuries he had sustained in a blast a week ago
Learn how South Sudan turned into a land of pain and conflict
Only four years ago, the republic of South Sudan was abuzz with excitement and immense optimism as it declared independence
Research: ‘The way to woman’s heart is through her stomach’
”The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach”ask any woman they will tell you that this is
IGAD shelves plans to impose sanctions on South Sudan
The regional body IGAD has shelved plans to impose sanctions – despite the warring sides missing Monday’s deadline to strike
Gabon President to give inheritance to country’s youth
Gabon President Ali Bongo Ondimba said late Monday he would give “all his share of the inheritance” from his long-ruling
Is your city one of the most or least liveable cities in the world?
The report on the most and least liveable cities in world is out. Is your city in it? well lets
Italy warns that Libya risks becoming ‘another Somalia’
Libya will become a failed state like Somalia unless its warring militias quickly agree to a power-sharing agreement. This warning
Botswana President Ian Khama named as new SADC chairman
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe has handed over the chairmanship of the 15-member Southern African Development Community. His counterpart in Botswana,
South Sudan peace deal: President Salva Kiir requests for more time
The United States Monday urged South Sudan’s president to sign a peace deal with rebels within two weeks to end
Egypt : 61 female students were harassed by teachers in school
A government body has reported at least 61 cases of sexual harassment of young female students in primary and secondary