Tunisia medical council bans anal tests for homosexuality
Tunisia’s medical council has banned forced anal examinations for homosexual men, often conducted to establish whether they are gay or
MSF – Central African Republic violence hits worst levels in years
Violence against civilians in the Central African Republic (CAR) is reaching levels that have not been witnessed since the height
New movie could change the game in Tanzania’s film industry
Kiumeni is Tanzania’s latest locally-produced film, the title means masculinity. It’s a love story between a rich man and a
Arik Air ‘gambled with millions of lives’ – AMCON
Nigeria’s largest airline, Arik Air, is believed to have operated without equipment necessary to facilitate operations, according to the Asset Management Corporation
Buhari declares Mondays, Wednesdays as days to dress in made-in-Nigeria garments
Nigeria’s president Muhamadu Buhari has declared Mondays and Wednesdays as days to dress in garments made-in-Nigeria for all his countrymen.
Video of Nigerian commander cutting female officers’ hair stirs reaction
The senior Commander of the Federal Road Safety Commission in Nigeria is at the centre of a drama from reactions
South Africa’s parliament postpones no-confidence motion in Zuma pending court case
South Africa’s parliament said on Wednesday a motion of no- confidence in President Jacob Zuma has been postponed until a
Two billion people drinking contaminated water: WHO
Hundreds of thousands of people die each year because they are forced to drink contaminated water, the WHO said, urging
Skydiving dog on a mission to end poaching in Africa
Arrow, a highly-trained anti-poaching German shepherd, is fronting a new mission to combat illegal hunting in South Africa. The world’s
Kenyan set to become first person of African descent in the Australian Senate
Kenyan Lucy Gichuhi is set to become the first person of African descent to be elected as senator in Australia