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Somalia Losing $10 Million a Day to Internet Shutdown
Somalia is currently losing about $10 million a day to an ongoing Internet shutdown that has crippled government and economic activities in the country, including the capital Mogadishu. Officials say the...
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300 Meter Skyscraper Under Construction in Kenya To Become Africa’s Tallest Building
Construction has begun on a 70-floor ultramodern twin tower building in Kenya’s capital, Nairobi. On completion, the 300-meter-tall skyscraper, known as the “Pinnacle,” will become Africa’s...
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22-Year-Old Black Student Beaten to Death in Greece
Bakari Henderson, a 22-year-old African-American man, was beaten to death by a mob while vacationing on the Greek island of Zakinthos. Henderson, a graduate of the University of Arizona, got in to a fight...
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Singer Wyclef Jean To Release 7th Studio Album, Lead Single Named After Nigeria’s Fela Kuti
Haitian-born, U.S.-based music superstar and FaceList Award awardee Wyclef Jean has announced the forthcoming release of his 7th studio album, entitled “The Carnival III: The Fall and Rise...
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Ghanaian Engineers Launch Ghanasat-1, Join Space Race
A team of Ghanaian scientists at the All Nations University College (ANUC) in Koforidua have developed the country’s first space satellite. The satellite, named GhanaSat-1, weighs 1 kg (2.2lb) and...
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Gambian Students Secure U.S. Visas To Attend Robotics Competition
A team of Gambian student robotics enthusiasts have finally been granted U.S. visas after their two previous applications were denied. While the initial rejections are unclear, the team will now travel...
