Sweden runs out of garbage, forced to import from other countries
Apparently, Sweden has run out of garbage and have now been forced to import rubbish from other countries to keep
Al-Shabaab claims responsibility for deadly attack in Somalia
Al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility following a deadly blast near the port of Mogadishu. The morning blast killed more than a
Africa’s representatives at FIFA Club World Cup Sundowns exit after 2-0 loss to Antlers
South African football club Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane has rued his team’s elimination from the FIFA Club World Cup
Chinese community bring festive cheer to children in Khayelitsha
Christmas has come early this year for kids at a children’s home in Khayelitsha – one of the biggest townships
International community urges Gambia’s Jammeh to hand over power
Anxiety is building up in Gambia after incumbent President Yahya Jammeh reversed his earlier decision to accept an election defeat.
Rescue and recovery operations continue, death toll likely to rise in Nigeria church tragedy
In southern Nigeria, rescue and recovery operations after still under way after the roof of a church caved in, trapping
Bodies from Kenya tanker tragedy transported to capital Nairobi for identification
Bodies of six victims of the Naivasha tanker tragedy in Kenya have already been identified. The identification process began this
High cost of living and austerity measures spark protests in Sudan
Inflation in Sudan is approaching 20 percent and government austerity measures are fueling growing discontent. The country has witnessed protests
‘Powerful” women beating up husbands in Uganda
Uganda’s State Minister for Gender, Labour and Social Development, Ms. Peace Mutuzo has complained that the civil society is only
Maasai Olympics; saving Kenya’s wildlife one game at a time
Under the shadow of a snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro, hundreds of Maasai boys brave the morning chill to take part in