SA High Court says allowing Bashir to leave was a violation of the law
South African High Court Judge Dunstan Mlambo said that allowing Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir to leave the country despite
Rwandan spy chief to face war crimes charges
Rwandan Foreign minister Louise Mushikiwabo has reportedly arrived in London to discuss with UK authorities the arrest of the Director
This Chinese Mushroom can reduce weight in Animals
Researchers have found good use for a a Chinese mushroom that grows in the wild. The Mushroom called “lingzhi” in
Jacob Zuma defends police in Marikana shooting
South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma on Tuesday defended the actions of police who shot dead 34 striking workers in 2012
Bafana coach to find ways of averting club vs country rows
South Africa’s national football team were recently rocked by 11 players withdrawing from their squad ahead of the CHAN qualifier
Tunisia celebrates World Music Day
Hundreds of revelers descended on one of Tunis’s main streets over the weekend to watch musicians take to the stage
South Africa pulling all stops to combat poaching
South Africa rangers have made another gruesome discovery in the Kruger National Park, a dead female rhino poached for her
Zimbabwe to engage international firm over a 40 million dollar debt
Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister is set to re-engage the International Fund for Agricultural Development over the payment of a 40 million
Somalis happy as Dahabshiil branches re-open
Kenya’s decision to lift the suspension of Dahabshiil’s money transfer service has been hailed in Mogadishu as considerate, given that
Use of synthetic drugs on the rise in China
Chinese police have released some alarming figures on the drug problem in the country. They also say that new types