Rising sea levels threaten Ghana’s coastal communities
Effects of climate change are being felt first hand by many coastal communities in Ghana. The fishing town of Keta
Ugandan developer invents app for visually impaired users
A group of young Ugandans has developed a cellphone app to help blind people use their mobile phones without assistance.
Currency shortage in Zimbabwe prompts overnight queuing outside banks
A shortage of bank notes in Zimbabwe has seen some people spending the night queuing outside banks. The country has
South African recycling park boosts the green economy
A newly developed Recycling Park in the South African capital is one of the projects touted to assist the country
Somali youth urged to foster peace initiatives
Pan African Youth Union (PYU) has called on African leaders to encourage youths in Somalia to champion youth-led peace initiatives
The European Union to pay Somali police salary
An official has said that the European Union will pay the salaries of the Somali Police Officer, the Africa Review
UN warns of looming genocide in South Sudan
The UN special advisor on the prevention of genocide on Friday warned that South Sudan risks spiraling into genocide if
Charges against Cecil the lion hunter dropped by a Zimbabwean court
Charges against a professional hunter alleged to have helped an American dentist kill a famous lion named Cecil have been
Russia to block LinkedIn in the country over personal data storage location
A local court in Russia ruled on Thursday that LinkedIn, the social network for professionals, will be blocked in the
Mineral water bottle becomes a medium to find missing children
There was a time when photos and information of missing children were broadcast on television and plastered on neighborhood walls.