U.N. reports rape and killings in attacks on South Sudan towns
Gunmen in South Sudan have raped girls, seized boys to become soldiers and torched towns in some of the heaviest
Burundi Protests: More unrest reported In Bujumbura
In Burundi more deadly protests were experienced in the capital today. Witnesses claim three people were killed- two of them
FIFA introduces more racism surveillance for World Cup
(Reuters) – A new system of match observers monitoring incidents of racism and discrimination at 2018 World Cup qualifiers was
EAC leaders expected in Tanzania to discuss Burundi Crisis
East African heads of state states are expected in Tanzania summit that is expected to break Burundi’s political deadlock.
Latin America Art Fest: Nine Artists Display Their Works In Beijing
An art festival in Beijing has invited nine Latin American artists to the Chinese capital… for a contemporary art exhibition
EU Seeks UN Support to Tackle Migrant Smuggling
The European Union is appealing to the United Nations Security Council to back an E-U plan to dismantle human trafficking
Burundi Crisis: The EU Cuts Off Its Funding For Elections
Pressure is growing in Burundi on president Pierre Nkurunzinza to postpone elections set for later this month. While, the European
White House Stands By Original Story of Bin Laden Killing
The White House on Monday doubled down on its original narrative of the killing of Osama bin Laden, a day
Alarm as hypertension is slowly creeping in children
High blood pressure, commonly associated with adults, is slowly creeping up on children. And the triggers are inactive lifestyles and
Malawi ex-army chief arrested over corruption
Malawi’s Anti-Corruption Bureau on Monday arrested former Malawi Defense Force, General Henry Odillo over corruption allegations. Odillo and his deputy