Women in Nairobi take stock of progress made in the last 30 years
African women have made major strides to secure equal rights in recent years.Yet still, across much of the Continent, they’re
Blind man overcomes barriers by repairing computers
A blind Egyptian man is proving sight is not a requirement for a successful career in the I.T. industry. As
SA’s national bird under threat due to power lines
South Africa’s national bird is under threat. The Blue Crane can only be found in South Africa, but kilometres of
100 days of African fashion; Digital campaign showcases continental brands
A 100-day-long digital campaign focusing on African Fashion has been launched in Nairobi. The project which will showcase continental brands,
Ousted C.A.R president, Francois Bozize, to run in October poll
Francois Bozize believes he’s the only hope for lasting peace and stability in the Central African Republic. The former president
Sinai fishermen struggle for a decent catch as fish diminish
Egypt’s Red Sea is renowned for its breathtaking coral reefs and abundance of marine life but fishermen are struggling to
Burundi’s opposition leader demands President Nkurunziza step down from office
“Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza has “declared war” on his people by clinging onto power”, a leading opposition politician said Thursday,
Brazzaville in race against time to host all-Africa games
Friday marks exactly three weeks until the start of the 11th edition of the All-Africa Games to be held in
Gabon’s Parfait Onanga-Anyanga named new UN peacekeeping chief for C.A.R
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has appointed Parfait Onanga-Anyanga of Gabon to replace the ousted chief of the UN peacekeeping
Italian, Agnelli family buys 43% of The Economist
British company, Pearson has sold its 50 percent stake in the company that owns The Economist magazine to the group’s