Africa, World

The Ethiopian Economic Association (EEA) yesterday, November 15, 2008, inaugurated its new headquarters building constructed in Megenagna, which, its...

The US Embassy in Addis Abeba has advised its staff and citizens to shy away from the increasingly popular, biggest annual road race to take place...

Human Rights Violations in the Gambia, a group formed within the Network of African Freedom of Expression Organisations (NAFEO), during the 44th...

Humanitarian policy-makers have endorsed internationally-agreed standards on rebuilding education sectors shattered by crises, in a move experts say...

Zimbabwe's political crisis deepened on 14 November with the withdrawal of the opposition Movement for Democratic Change (MDC), led by Morgan...

WHO and health partners have launched an intensive operation to prevent and control the increase in the number of cholera cases, which have tripled...

Impatience among the hungry and food relief operations put on the back foot by a nearly three-month ban are complicating an already desperate...

Under normal circumstances, 14-year-old Paul Katana would be in school, but not today. Katana is instead flagging down vehicles along the...

Charles Opira was 10 years old when the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) abducted him as he walked to school in Gulu, northern Uganda, in 2000. He...

Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka who, in what has been considered appalling reaction, recently stated the Waki Report should be looked at with great...