Eco Africa: Kenyans Take Up Arms to Save Wildlife
A group of armed game rangers in Kenya have embarked on a mission to protect the country’s wildlife. This comes
Ebola: Does Ebola Exist?
It has been one of the more bizarre features of the deadly epidemic: a vocal minority in West African society
Goma Residents Struggle to Get Water
Goma, a city in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, sits by one of the world’s largest freshwater reservoirs and has
Empowering Zimbabwe Nurses
Nurses and midwives across Africa find it difficult to access relevant learning material to enable them to continue their professional
World Marks World War II Anniversary
75 years ago today Nazi Germany attacked Poland, kicking off the Second World War. The huge conflict involved more than
Mozambique Media Faces Threats and Limitations
Journalists in Mozambique are calling for greater press freedom. They claim media in the country are being intimidated. Government, though,
AU & Somalia Troops Battle Al Shabaab
At least 15 people have been killed in Somalia when al-Shabaab bombed the intelligence headquarters in Mogadishu, and clashed with
Ebola: Sierra Leone ‘Okada’ Drivers take Extra Measures to Guard Themselves
Ebola is a concern for every facet of society in Sierra Leone, especially those that rely on close contact between
Senegal Ebola Victim From Guinea
It’s been confirmed that Senegal’s first Ebola patient is a university student from Guinea. It’s raised fears the young man,
Scientist who Co-discovered Ebola Says There’s New Hope for a Drug
The scientist, who co-discovered Ebola, has told CCTV that the ZMapp drug has led to the recovery of 18 infected