Nigeria to investigate Stephen Keshi’s Cote d’Ivoire job application
The Nigeria Football Federation says it will investigate reports that national team coach Stephen Keshi applied to manage Cote d’Ivoire. On
German protesters demonstrate against EU migrant policy in Berlin
A German activist group on Sunday staged a mock funeral outside the Chancellor’s Office in Berlin, in protest against the
A ‘strange’ camp offering Marijuana cooking classes to open in US
A new summer camp is set to open in Colorado, USA where people can just get away and smoke
UN appoints Senegalese Abdoulaye Bathily as Burundi mediator
The United Nations has appointed a Senegalese diplomat to facilitate talks between rival factions in Burundi’s political crisis. The
Four people killed in Grenade attacks in Burundi
Four people have been killed in a series of grenade attacks in Burundi’s capital Bujumbura on Sunday night. The
Tanzania national team coach ‘Mart Nooij’ sacked
Tanzania ‘s national team coach has been sacked. The Tanzanian Football Federation confirmed the sucking of coach Martin Ignatius following
Apple changes ‘Trial period policy’ after criticism from Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift has fought Apple and won. The company has been forced to reverse its payment policy after the popular
Taleban attack Afghanistan parliament in the capital Kabul
The Taleban in Afghanistan have claimed responsibility for the attack on Parliament in Kabul forcing legislators who were in
South Africa CEOs sleep on streets for charity
More than 240 CEOs in the country braved the winter cold in Sandton and spent the night out on the
Kenya’s Volleyball queens take African title
Kenya won the volleyball Africa nations cup after defeating Algeria in three sets before a capacity home crowd in Nairobi.