Thousands of migrants rescued off the coast of Libya
Hundreds of migrants have bee rescued by Coastguards off the coast of Libya crossing their way into Italy. The
The Nile Series: what remains of Egypt’s biggest temple
Cultures and civilizations dating back thousands of years have been sustained by the Nile. But there has been so much
The Nile Series: Brick-making tradition lives through centuries
There’s something that Egyptian have been taking from the Nile for many of centuries, but which is naturally being replenished.
Tunisia holds Shepherd Festival amid tight security
Tunisia has just marked the shepherd festival in the Kasserine region amid tight security. The annual event came a day
Songlines music awards honor Afrobeat pioneer Tony Allen
The winners of Songlines magazine’s 2015 awards were announced, with Afrobeat pioneer Tony Allen winning Best Artist, Ibibio Sound Machine
FIFA instructors in Somalia to train local referees
For the second time football governing body FIFA has sent football instructors to Somalia. This time, the special instructors are
Capetown bans dogs on beaches
Many of Cape Town’s superb beaches could become dog free environments if the city moves ahead with a proposed ban
Documentary depicting poor state of boxing in Kenya released
Kenyan boxing fans were among those tuning in to watch the world’s most storied sporting events of the weekend. But
Baltimore riots: Criminal charges filed against 6 officers
Thousands of people took to the streets of Baltimore on Saturday as anger over the death of Freddie Gray turned
U.S Secretary of State, John Kerry expected in Kenya
U.S. Secretary of State, John Kerry, is expected to visit Kenya today his way to Kenya. Kerry and a U.S.