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Fears for South Sudan children
Thousands of children are likely to have been separated from their families as a result of the latest violence in South Sudan, an aid agency
Cairo campus torched amid Egypt protests
One protester was shot dead as students fought police at Al Azhar University, health ministry officials said. Students denied starting blazes in the business faculty, where
Somalia bans Christian festivities
The Somali Government has banned celebration of Christian festivities in the country. A directive released on Tuesday by the Ministry of Justice and Religious Affairs stated
CAR unrest kills dozens, including six Chad peacekeepers
Dozens of people have been killed, including six peacekeepers from Chad, in the latest violence in the Central African Republic, officials say. The peacekeepers were attacked
Bangui: Awash in Desperation and Fear
As battles continued Wednesday between Christian and Muslim militia groups in the Central African Republic’s war-torn capital, Bangui, images emerged of a city awash in
South Sudan crisis: Increased efforts to end bloodshed
International efforts are intensifying to end the bloodshed in South Sudan, where thousands of people are believed to have died in the past 10 days. The
Libya hails Uganda for promoting its investments
“I thank the Government for good hospitality and allowing Libyan investment in the country,” Abukatif told Muslims at Qaddafi Mosque in Kampala. The ambassador also appreciated
Uganda- Jinja officials want large handbags banned from churches
Jinja Resident District Commissioner, Richard Gulume wants women banned from carrying large handbags to worship centres so as to prevent terror incidents in churches and
British Airways wing clips S Africa OR Tambo airport building
The British Airways flight to London was taxiing at OR Tambo International Airport when its right wing hit the building, injuring four people inside. South
Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda set to cut calling rates
Making phone calls from Kenya to Uganda, Rwanda and South Sudan is set to become cheaper after the governments decided they would scrap roaming charges
