After being ordered by the constitutional court to announce an election date no later than the end of July, Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has settled on the last day of July. According to media reports on ...
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The story of the outspoken lecturer who called Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe “a rotten old donkey” was widely reported on in the media this Saturday. Chenjerai Pamhiri is employed by the Great Zimbabwe...
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During the Arab spring many governments put their logistical support to the rebels and now that the Central African Republic is having a revolt our very own South Africa chooses to side with the regime. Unfortu...
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ADDIS ABABA, 21 January 2013 – In an effort to further develop and strengthen local production of pharmaceutical produce in Africa, three African regional associations of African Pharmaceutical Manufacturers ...
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Ghana’s President John Evans Atta Mills has died at the age of 68, reports Daily Ghana Guide. This was confirmed by a press statement signed by the Chief of Staff, John Henry Martey Newman. The statement sai...
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At least 100 people were killed in Nigeria when a truck carrying fuel tipped over and caught fire. According to reports, the crash occurred after the truck swerved to avoid a collision with oncoming vehicles. M...
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Gunmen killed 17 people and wounded at least 40 in two Kenyan Churches, reported New Vision and VOA News. According to VOA News, the deadliest attack took place at the African Inland Church, where at least 10 p...
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Tropical cyclone Irina killed 65 people in Madagascar and left thousands of people homeless, reports The Herald Sun. The storm also caused heavy rains floods in Northern KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa, Swaziland...
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At least 206 people were killed on Sunday, March 4 after an electric short circuit sparked a fire that caused massive explosions at a Brazzaville arms depot. It is reported that these explosions shattered windo...
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“For the sake of Egypt and for historical accuracy, let’s call what is happening by its real name: Military coup.” This was a Facebook status update by Essam al Haddad who is the Egyptian president’s advisor on issues of national security. As of Wednesday, the presidency no longer has access to official methods of communicating with Egyptian citizens after President Mohammed Morsi was removed from power by military forces. Egyptians took to the streets... Read more »
