Africa, World

Two goals from Real De Banjul's Babucarr Badjan, one in each half, earned  Knock Out Cup Champions Tigers of Kotu Quarry their first ever Super Cup...

When the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) announced its decision to revive old coinage, Samuel Mapuranga, 29, of Chitungwiza, a dormitory city 30km...

Straddling Arab and sub-Saharan Africa, the desert nation of Mauritania has had two changes of government in three months, ending in a military coup...

Police personnel on August 5, 2008 stormed the premises of Radio Gold, an Accra-based pro- opposition FM station leashing out violence on persons,...

In an attempt to stem the spread of the virus, African countries are increasingly passing legislation that criminalises HIV exposure and...

A Greenpeace analysis of soil and sediment taken from two electronic waste (e-waste) scrap yards in Ghana has revealed severe contamination with...

When Steve Matlhabela, 16, left his home on a chilly June morning to visit some relatives in a village not far from his in the rolling hills outside...

Up to 2.1 million Senegalese are facing food insecurity linked to high food prices and a poor 2007 harvest, according to an inter-ministerial...

Osei Kwame, reporter of the Kumasi Mail, an independent weekly newspaper based in Kumasi, Ghana’s second largest city was on July 28, 2008 arrested...

The Ngiri-Tumba-Maindombe area in the Democratic Republic of Congo has become the world’s largest Wetland Site of International Importance,...