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East Asian Traffickers Linked to Rhino, Elephant Poaching in Africa
Two NGO’s have released damning reports implicating Chinese, Vietnamese, and North Korean nationals in Africa’s ongoing problem of animal poaching. The Traffic, a wildlife trade investigation...
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War Against Boko Haram: Nigerian Police Arrest Chief, 6 Suspects
The battle against Boko Haram wages on in Nigeria as six suspected members of the Islamist group, including a senior leader, have been arrested by the Lagos Civilian Joint Task Force at Nigeria’s...
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S. African Twins Charged With Terrorism for Plot To Bomb U.S. Embassy
South African twins Brandon Lee and Tony Lee Thulsie have been charged with an attempt to commit acts of terror against three targets as well as join the terrorist organisation Islamic State...
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Young South Africans Use Art Of Cultural Dance To Solve Social Ills
South Africa continues to face major economic challenges despite its defeat of apartheid 22 years ago. With the continuous depreciation of the rand and poor performance from the manufacturing sector,...
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Stampede Kills Nine During Eid-al-Fitr Jams In Ghana
Close to nine persons including six males and three females lost their lives in a stampede at the Asawase Community in the Kumasi netropolis of Ghana following a jam to commemorate the Eid-al-Fitr festivities....
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Family Upset Over Opposition Party’s Use of Mandela’s Voice in Campaign Ad
The family of former South Africa President Nelson Mandela criticized the country’s main political opposition party, Democratic Alliance (DA), for using the voice of the Nobel Laureate in a...
