WHO: Low cost breast cancer medicine good news for women
The UN health agency has prequalified the biosimilar version of the medicine trastuzumab, which has shown high efficacy in curing early
Egypt’s new mega-museum set to open in 2020
The works on the Grand Egyptian Museum are 94.5 percent complete according to the Egyptian Minister of Antiquities Khaled al-Anani.
ICC prosecutor tells Security Council to deliver justice for crimes in Darfur
The Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) told the Security Council on Wednesday, during her briefing on Sudan that
S.Africa arrests two former Eskom managers for alleged $50 million fraud
South African police said on Thursday they had arrested a number of individuals, including two former senior managers of Eskom,
Newly elected Algerian president Abdelmadjid sworn in
The newly elected Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune was sworn in Thursday amid the Hirak protest movement debates in response to
‘I turned my grandson in to the police’
Doing the right thing sometimes means putting morality above even family. A man made this difficult decision when he turned
A terrorist kills his uncle for martyrdom in Xinjiang
No one is safe in a terrorist attack, not even the attackers themselves. A man hacked his uncle to death
What extremists believe
Terrorists in Xinjiang believe they would enter “paradise” if they get killed while carrying out attacks. One even thought that
UN says “dangerous” desert locust situation developing across Ethiopia, Horn of Africa
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) on Wednesday warned that a “dangerous desert locust situation” is developing across
Cameroon MPs pass devolution bill for anglophone regions
A bill granting special status to Cameroon’s two anglophone regions was passed by lawmakers on Wednesday, national radio said, an