Faces of Africa – My Mandela: Khalo’s Letter to Madiba
The lens focusing through the history of a country is due to come across events, seasons and regimes that may
Tunisia’s UGTT union goes on nationwide strike to protest wage crisis
About 650,000 Tunisian state employees went on a nationwide strike on Thursday, after the government rejected UGTT union’s request to raise
Kenya, Mozambique sign deal to free travel between the two nations
Kenyans traveling to Mozambique will now not be required to acquire visas before visiting the Southern African nation, thanks to
UN envoy urges new way to help Burundi exit political crisis
The U.N. special envoy for Burundi called for a re-evaluation of the ways to help the African nation emerge from
U.N. fears Central African Republic is on the road to famine
Endemic violence in Central African Republic is pushing the country towards famine with 63 percent of the population already
Child bride auction in South Sudan goes viral, sparks anger
Five hundred cows, two luxury cars, $10 000, two bikes, a boat and a few cell phones made up
US calls for credible DRC elections
The United States called on Wednesday for credible and peaceful elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo, ahead of the
Uganda road accident claims 8 lives
8 people lost their lives in a traffic accident in Uganda on Wednesday night, after a commuter taxi rammed into
South Sudan bids for international investment in the wake of peace reforms
South Sudan is making its first big foreign investment pitch since declaring an end to civil war, but the oil-rich
Congo confirms near record number of new Ebola cases on Wednesday
Thirteen new cases of Ebola were confirmed on Wednesday in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo. According to the health ministry, this