Namibia holds national clean up campaign
Namibians joined roughly 17 million people from 158 countries across the globe when they participated in the National Clean Up
AU urges efforts to tackle insufficient reading culture in Africa
The African Union (AU) on Saturday urged African countries to promote the culture of reading among African youth. “The development
Erasmus confident of South Africa’s RWC chances despite New Zealand loss
South Africa rugby coach Rassie Erasmus said he still believes his side can go all the way and win the
Somali pirates release Iranian hostage detained in 2015
Somali pirates freed an Iranian man named Mohammed Shariff Panahandeh to allow him to receive urgent medical attention, according to
Somali President signs anti-corruption bill into law
Somalia’s President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed on Saturday signed into law an anti-corruption bill aimed at ridding the Horn of
Two killed in South Carolina nightclub shooting: police
At least two people were killed and many others injured on Saturday during a shooting at a night club in
Tunisia’s ex-president buried in Saudi Arabia
Former Tunisian president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali who died on Thursday in Saudi Arabia was buried on Saturday in
Road carnages claim 19 lives within 24 hours in South Africa
Three road carnages have claimed 19 lives within 24 hours in South Africa, authorities said on Saturday. In the latest
Man drowns after proposing to girlfriend underwater
An American man drowned after proposing to his girlfriend underwater in Tanzania while on holiday there. Steven Weber was in
DR Congo to deploy second Ebola vaccine
Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo on Saturday said they plan to introduce a second Ebola vaccine in