Rwanda Prepares To Mark 1994 Genocide
Rwanda is preparing, to mark one, of the most horrific episodes, in African history on Monday, it will be twenty-years,
Chad to withdraw troops from Central African Republic
Chad says it will withdraw its troops from an African Union peacekeeping mission in the Central African Republic. The announcement
Security a Major Concern in Dadaab refugee camp
Recent spate of terrorists attacks in Kenya highlights a major security concern with the latest being two explosions near dadaab
UN envoys warn crisis could endanger millions in South Sudan
The United Nations has called for an end to the conflict in South Sudan. The Head of the United Nations
UNHCR Concerned on the Humanitarian Situation in South Sudan
UN humanitarian agencies have warned the crisis in South Sudan could endanger millions of lives in the coming months, if
Cairo University Students Want Campus scanned for Explosives
After three bombs exploded at Cairo University on Wednesday, the government made sure the university resumes on Thursday. The attack
President Mugabe Considered Biggest Loser after EU-Africa Summit
Debate is ranging in Zimbabwe over the impact of president Robert Mugabe’s decision to skip the just concluded EU- Africa
EU to send additional 1000 troops to Central African Republic
After several weeks delay, the European Council has finally unveiled plans to launch a mission to the Central African Republic.
Soweto becomes a popular tourist destination in South Africa
Former President Nelson Mandela’s small house on Vilikazi Street has propelled the area into instant fame. No trip to Soweto
U.S boosts African crisis force
Pentagon says it will increase the size of its Europe-based African crisis response force to 675 marines. 175 new troops