President Zuma apologises to Mozambique for xenophobic attacks
South African President Jacob Zuma apologized to Mozambicans on Wednesday for a recent outbreak of xenophobic violence in which at
Soldier ‘Shot Dead by Police’ In Burundi Protest Clashes
The reported death comes amid high tensions between the police and army in the wake of a failed coup by
ECOWAS has voted Senegalese President as its new chairman
ECOWAS has voted Senegalese President, Macky Sall, as its new chairman at a regional summit in Accra Macky Sall takes over
Kenyan Girls Claim To Join ISIL: Two 20-Year Old Students Disappeared Last Week
Terror group ISIL is known to lure young people to join them. And now two Kenyan girls have reportedly been
Burundi Refugees: More Than 110,000 Have Fled Burundi over Past Few Weeks
Burundi: the United Nations refugee agency has said that over 110- thousand people have fled Burundi over the past few
Australian releases film on how she was gang raped in Kenya
An Australian woman who was violently robbed and gang raped in Nairobi in 2006 released a film on her ordeal
Women Are Being Paid By Their husbands to be ‘Stay At Home Mums’
Being a stay at home parent is no easy task. There is no start and end time, no lunch break and no
Uganda pop-singer could face 10 years in jail for new video
Uganda’s very own pop-singer Jemimah Kansiime’s is likely to face 10 year jail sentence if found guilty for releasing a
Rendy Johannesburg; Rooftop Bars A New Hit with Revellers
Johannesburg is undergoing a facelift, with old buildings being rejuvenated and new developments regularly popping up. However, with space running
Nigeria: Debate Rises Around Abortions for Kidnapped Girls
The Foundation for African Heritage (FACH), a coalition of non-governmental organisations (NGOs) based in Lagos has described as unconscionable, inhuman