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Music that played a role in South Africa’s struggle goes on exhibit

Music played a vital role during the struggle against apartheid. Iziko Museum in Cape Town makes sure nobody forgets the

A car bomb has today exploded in the Libyan second city of Benghazi, killing three children and wounding at least

South Africa and Russia have agreed to increase their cooperation in various fields including energy, trade, technology and investment. This

The United Nations has noted that Somalia’s electoral process is “going much better than anyone predicted”, and is emphasizing on

If you’re a fan of the Little Mermaid and sleeping with fish is your idea of a perfect honeymoon, then

East Africa’s best went head to head at the 6th edition of the Breakfast Jam Breakdance competition. Dance crews from

The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) said it has approved a budget revised for the Protracted Relief and Recovery

Here’s a look into a Sanctuary established for twins who risk execution for a bizarre traditional belief. An hour’s drive

The Tanzanian man that was denied surgery at a hospital in the country for being too tall has received a

Cote d’Ivoire captain Gervinho is set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines after undergoing a surgery on ruptured cruciate