Chinese-built Maputo bridge helps boost tourism in local area
A local district in the Mozambican province of Maputo has witnessed a tourism boom and the related income doubling, due
South African Musician Johnny Clegg Dies at 66
Johnny Clegg, a South African musician who performed in defiance of racial barriers imposed under the country’s apartheid system decades
South Sudan to enhance Ebola preparedness
A high-level delegation arrived in Yei, South Sudan to support against the spread of Ebola to the Central Equatorial region.
Sudan’s military council, opposition coalition agree political accord
Sudan’s military council and an alliance of opposition groups initialled a political accord on Wednesday as part of a
Faces of Africa – Aquatic Master Pt. 2
Felix Uzor, a Nigerian born Ghanaian, is the founder of the Felix Foundation and Fitness Company. A certified lifeguard, he strongly believes that death by drowning is preventable and has made it his life’s mission to completely
UNAIDS: Sub-Saharan Africa sees reduction of HIV among children
Sub-Saharan Africa has been hailed for its remarkable reductions in HIV infections among children in a new report released
Rohr to stay on as Super Eagles’ coach despite AFCON semi-final loss
The Nigeria national football team’s coach Gernot Rohr will remain in charge despite Sunday’s semi-final loss to Algeria. The Super
Ethiopians’ pain and suffering in the hands of smugglers
Over the past 50 days, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) has helped 2,742 Ethiopians return home. 280 of
Zimbabwe’s civil servants protest pay as inflation hits 176%
Representatives of Zimbabwe’s government workers Tuesday protested against what they called “slave salaries” as inflation almost doubled to 176%, a
WHO calls emergency meeting on Ebola outbreak
The head of the World Health Organization is convening a meeting of experts on Wednesday to decide whether the Ebola