Kenyans and Liberians in US more likely to suffer from heart diseases than other immigrants
Kenyans and Liberians in the United States are more likely to report having diabetes or hypertension than other African immigrants,
South Africans mark Freedom day
South Africans are marking freedom day today and 21 years of democracy amid violence that wrongly portrayed the nation as
Xenophobic attack: South Africa committed to good relations with Nigeria
South Africa remains committed to maintaining friendly relations with Nigeria after Abuja recalled its ambassador to Pretoria in the wake
Kenya and Ethiopia rule the London Marathon
Kenyan athlete Eliud Kipchoge won the men’s marathon in the prestigious London Marathon that took place Sunday. On the women’s
Sudan pyramids: Stunning reminder of the ancient Nubian kingdom
In Sudan, a nation riddled with war and poverty, lies a hidden archaeological treasure. The country has more pyramids than
Nepal:Rescue efforts continue following deadly Earthquake
Governments and international aid organizations have swung into action to help Nepal cope with the Earthquake disaster that has left
Two shot dead in Burundi in protests against President Pierre Nkurunziza
Burundian riot police on Sunday forcibly dispersed crowds protesting against the president seeking a third term, a decision critics said
Togo’s Presidential Election Sees Over 50% Voter Turnouts
(Xinhua) — Voter turnout in Saturday’s presidential election ranged between 53 and 55 percent, said M. Taffa Tabiou, Chairman of
Ivory Coast Stops New Offshore Oil Drilling By Ghana
An international maritime tribunal on Saturday ruled that Ghana should suspend new offshore oil development programme in sea areas involved
Angolan minister vows to reverse dependence on meat imports
Angolan Minister of Agriculture Afonso Pedro Canga has vowed to reverse the country’s dependence on meat imports by increasing the