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Africans Must Work Together to Protect Albinos
Across Africa, people living with albinism – a congenital disorder characterized by the complete or partial absence of pigment in the skin, hair and eyes – have been subjected to some of the...
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Somalis Defy Terror Threat to Hold Mogadishu Book Fair
Last week, hundreds of Somalis defied threats of terror posed by the local radical Islamic terror group al-Shabaab to attend the 3rd annual Mogadishu Book Fair held at Royal Palace Hotel in the capital...
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Remains of Namibian Genocide Victims Discovered in New York Museum
A major diplomatic storm is brewing between the United States and Namibia following the alleged discovery of remains of Namibian genocide victims stored in a U.S. museum. The remains, which were discovered...
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Meet the Two Female Winners of Africa Food Prize 2017
Professor Ruth Oniang’o from Kenya and Ms. Maimouna Sidibe Coulibay from Mali are the joint winners of this year’s Africa Food Prize – a distinguished award recognizing individuals and...
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Rare Set of White Giraffes Discovered in Kenyan Game Reserve
The Ishaqbini Hirola Conservancy in Garissa County, northeastern Kenya is now the center of attention after two rare white giraffes were seen roaming inside the conservancy two months ago. The two magnificent...
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Why Some Tunisians Have Opposed New Marriage Laws Favoring Muslim Women
On Thursday, the President of Tunisia Beji Caid Essebsi abolished a decades-old law that prohibited Muslim women from marrying non-Muslim men as part of his ongoing campaign to safeguard women’s...
