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Amnesty accuses wealthy nations of dodging responsibilities

Amnesty International has accused wealthy countries of showing an absence of leadership in the crisis. In its annual report, the

Volunteers and humanitarian organisation Habitat for Humanity in South Africa have started a week-long project to build 11 new homes

According to a survey released on Monday, governance across Africa has improved very little over the past decade. It’s attributed

Sierra Leone government has announced a 30 per cent budget cut to tackle the current economic crisis. It’s triggered by

President Jacob Zuma has addressed students and various university leaders at a special forum. However, students are angry that the

In Uganda, environmental activists are blaming schools for increased deforestation. They say the demand for wood fuel at learning institutions

The South Sudanese government plans to set up a body to take charge of its daily spending as the world’s

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has suggested the expansion of World Cup final slots from the current 32 countries to 40

Former Arsenal and Manchester City Ivorian defender Kolo Toure has backed fellow countryman and new Manchester United signing Eric Bailly

English football club Chelsea’s Nigerian forward Victor Moses has received immense praise from his new manager Antonio Conte for his