Heroes of a tragedy: Some Tunisians tried to stop Rezgui during Sousse attack
Tunisia is still reeling from an attack that claimed the lives of 38 tourists in Sousse a week ago on
Tanzania resumes debate on energy bill after suspending opposition MPs
Tanzania’s parliament resumed debate on Saturday on a contentious and long-delayed petroleum bill, after the speaker suspended around 40 opposition
French soldier charged in France over Burkina Faso child sex abuse
A French soldier accused of sexually abusing two girls aged three and five in Burkina Faso has been charged with
Hague judges give Ntaganda’s lawyers till September to prepare defense
The International Criminal Court on Friday postponed the trial of Congolese warlord Bosco Ntaganda, accused of leading a militia in
Global Business 3rd July 2015
On this edition of Global Business with Ramah Nyang: African Entrepreneurship is on the agenda ahead of the U.S. President’s
Rugby: Zimbabwe prepares to battle wounded Tunisia at home
Zimbabwe is preparing to battle against a wounded Tunisia in the ongoing CAR Division 1A Africa Cup rugby tournament. The
Ramadan: Charity tables set out for the poor in Cairo to break the fast
The holy month of Ramadan is expected to take on board even vulnerable members of Islamic societies. In Egypt, those
S.A. education summit showcases latest techniques to improve schooling
Making the most from limited resources is a challenge facing classrooms across the continent. Now a summit’s underway in South
Mali: Joint forces struggling to disarm armed groups
Its been almost two months since a peace deal was signed to stop violence in the country. The deal signed
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange electronic trading plans flop
Plans to roll out electronic trading at the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange on the 3rd of July flopped, after a technical