Muslims around the world start fasting
It is that time of the year once again where Muslims around the world fast during the Holy Month of
Gunman kills 9 people at a church in South Carolina, USA
An unknown gunman has killed 9 people at a historic black church in Charleston in the US state of South
UN blames South Sudan for Lack of Cooperation
The U.N.’s peacekeeping chief has expressed his frustration with South Sudan’s leaders, saying President Salva Kiir and his government have
Somali Students Sit for National Exams for the First Time in 25 Years
About 7,000 Somali students sat for their final school examination for the first time in 25 years on Monday as
Lalibela has become an emblem of Ethiopia’s rich history and culture
In our series of special reports celebrating Africa’s World Heritage Sites.This time we’re off to Ethiopia and to churches carved
Senegalese peanut farmers eagerly await upcoming harvest
Peanut producers in Senegal are benefiting from a surge in demand from Chinese buyers, and most local growers are reaping
New technology to tap into Somali diaspora money transfer market
Somali residents struggling under Hawala money transfer bans in Kenya, may have a viable alternative with the introduction of chip
Bashir’s exit from South Africa rattles International community
The incident involving Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir in South Africa has raised serious questions about the ability of the International
UN Report makes recommendations to stop sex abuse
An independent panel reviewing the United Nations peacekeeping operations has recommended sweeping changes to make UN soldiers more accountable for
Egyptian court upholds Morsi’s death sentence
In spite of the outpouring international backlash authorities in Cairo appear keen to continue their crack down on the Muslim