Sports being used to reduce risk of getting diabetes in Senegal
In Senegal, exercising has become a major means to preventing diabetes, a disease that is widespread throughout the country. Senegal
Test or torture? Studying in a phone-free environment
How long can you go without checking your phone? An hour? Half an hour? In a culture where swiping is
Cuba to observe 9-day mourning for Fidel Castro
Cuba will observe a 9-day mourning period for Fidel Castro, including a three-day journey with his ashes taken along the
10 killed in Guinea after truck rolls while making sharp turn
At least 10 people have been killed in a road accident in eastern Guinea, witnesses and a security source said
#KnowYourAfrica: Madagascar’s wildlife
Madagascar has been an isolated island for nearly 70 million years and this isolation led to the development of a
5 bodies remain unidentified following train accident in Cameroon
A month later and some five unidentified bodies still remain in morgues in Cameroon’s capital Yaoundé following the ghastly train
South Sudan accepts with “no conditions” an increased UN peacekeeping force
A top South Sudan official says the government has accepted to have with “no conditions” an increased peacekeeping force as
Man in Zimbabwe found with hyena nose, tail in his undergarments
A man in Zimbabwe that was found in possession of hyena nose and tail in his undergarments has appeared in
African Union offers its condolences to the people of Cuba
The African Union Commission has expressed its condolences for the people and government of Cuba after the death of Fidel
Radisson Blu hotel in Mali beefs up security following attack that left 21 people dead
Earlier this week, Mali marked a year since a deadly terror attack at a hotel in the capital. On the