Africa’s Rugby Body Working To Raise Standards among Countries
As Senegal, Uganda and Madagascar lead the race for promotion to Africa’s top tier competition, the continental body is trying
Into The Glacier: Europe’s Largest Man-Made Ice Cave
Are you looking for an unusual wedding venue? How about inside a glacier? That’s just what Iceland has to offer
Sudan’s Hot-Rod Rickshaw Men Splash Cash to Win Fares
They say variety is the spice of life – and that’s certainly true when it comes to public transport in
UK tourists advised to leave Tunisia
UK Foreign Secretary tells all British nationals to leave Tunisia, warning that more terrorist attacks are highly likely. According to BBC,
Twitter will now celebrate user birthdays with balloons
Are you a Twitter user?, Twitter will not only send you happy birthday messages but also animated balloons in your Twitter
Thousands of Yemen Refugees Seek Safety in Somalia and Djibouti
Thousands of refugees from Yemen have been making their way across the Gulf of Aden, seeking safety in Somalia and
TB Joshua’s church rejects coroner report on building collapse
A Nigerian megachurch run by one of Africa’s best known preachers, TB Joshua, has dismissed a coroner’s ruling that it
Liberia investigates new suspected case of Ebola
Presidents and officials from the three nations worst affected by Ebola are in New York attending that UN Conference. The
Teen convicted of more than 50,000 computer hacks
A teenager involved in series of high profile cyber-attacks has been convicted for his crimes in Finland. According to BBC,
Zuma to meet Chief Justice over Bashir ruling
South Africa’s president and its top judge are to meet to try to resolve an intensifying row between the government