Sierra Leone will jail Ebola law violators
One of the three districts of Sierra Leone where new cases of Ebola have been recorded will jail those who
Burundi hold Elections despite international calls for postponement
Polling stations in Burundi’s parliamentary and local elections have officially opened. The polls opened at 6am local time. Some 3.8
Egypt’s prosecutor’s motorcade targeted in bomb blast
A motorcade belonging to Egypt’s state prosecutor has been hit by a bomb blast in Cairo. Sources say several people
Amr Shady’s TA Telecom is one of the fastest growing tech companies in Africa
At age 15, he was admitted at a Canadian university to study electrical engineering. By 23, he had started his
Mixed reactions follow Marikana report’s findings
In South Africa, reaction continues to pour in after President Jacob Zuma released the Farlam Commission Report. The Report details
Burundi opposition to boycott polls slated for Monday
Burundi’s electoral commission says all is set for Monday’s parliamentary elections. Opposition leaders, however, say they will boycott the polls.
Five responsible for event in Taiwan detained
An explosion in Taiwan turned a colored powder party into an inferno. More than 510 people, including 4 tourists from
Demonstrators in Tunis denounce terror attack and extremists
Tunisia’s government has announced plans to deploy troops at vulnerable sites and shut dozens of mosques accused of inciting extremism.
Bangui’s basketball team for the disabled promotes peace
It is often said that the language of sports is universal and knows no boundaries. In the Central African Republic,
Kenya beat Mexico 3-2 in Volleyball world grand prix
The Kenya women volleyball team recovered from their false start at the on-going FIVB World Grand Prix in mexico by