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Mourning Bafana Captain

The football fraternity in South Africa has been speaking out following the loss of the country’s football captain. Senzo Meyiwa

Tunisia’s main secular party has expressed confidence it will win the country’s latest election. Vote counting is under way following

The Island of Mauritius is reputed to be the prototype of paradise.Tourism industry is booming in the past decade.But as

It’s been 6 weeks since the US military started arriving in Liberia. Operation United Assistance pledged to help Liberia, and

Tunisians showed up in large numbers to the polls on Sunday, in the country’s historic parliamentary election.

Medics in the capital Bangui are providing a lifeline to thousands of starving children. An estimated 40% of the country’s

Zambia’s president Michael Sata was absent from the country’s golden jubilee celebrations due to health reasons but, Zambians celebrated the

In Liberia, parents are worried about the affect lengthy school closures will have on their children’s education. Government shut down

The head of the UN’s Ebola response team has been in Liberia. Anthony Banbury has spoken out against what he

Guinea’s Melliandou village is believed to be the place where the current Ebola outbreak started. Researchers from The New England