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Will U.S. Sanctions on South Sudanese Leaders Help End War?
On Wednesday, the U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned three major South Sudanese leaders for their alleged involvement in the ongoing civil strife in the...
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Lessons African Governments Should Learn from the Handling of Texas Hurricane Harvey
Described as the strongest hurricane to hit the United States since Hurricane Charley in 2004, Hurricane Harvey has wreaked havoc in Texas, U.S., leaving at least eight people dead and thousands stranded....
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NGOs Using Technology to Fight Fistula in Rural Africa
Fistula is often described as one of the most humiliating health complications that a lot of women go through silently for fear of stigmatization. But several non-governmental organizations have devised...
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Here are the Best and Most Beautiful Airports in Africa
Gone are the days when airports were only viewed as mere transport facilities. Today, countries are paying close attention to their airports and are using them as symbols of prosperity. Since they are...
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How Johannesburg Became the Greenest City in South Africa
Despite being the most densely populated financial capital city in South Africa, Johannesburg is now the country’s most environmentally friendly metro area. It was declared so on Tuesday at the Greenest...
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Underwater Roman City Relics in Tunisia Confirm Existence of Tsunami 365 AD
A team of archaeologists has unearthed vast underwater ruins of an ancient Roman city in the coastal Tunisian town Nabeul. The ruins, which were discovered this week in northeastern Tunisia, are said to...
