Kenya: Kidney Transplant Opens New Frontier for Patients in Continent
The cord of love between two sisters proved unbreakable when one put her life on the line to save the other.
Sudan: Key Issues Still Need Solutions ‘Ahead of Votes, Says UN Chief
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has called on Sudan to renew its commitment to the 2005 agreement which ended the long-running north-south civil war, and to ensure a peaceful transition following next year's referendum on southern secession.
Zimbabwe: How New Empowerment Laws Will Affect Business
Zimbabwe's new empowerment law that compels foreign-owned companies to give-up a 51% stake in their businesses to black Zimbabweans was greeted with shock by investors when first announced.
Africa: New Oil to Flow From Continent’s Hotspots
The power balance in Africa's crude oil production landscape is set to shift in the near future as a number of new oilfields come online.
Rwanda: Gov’t to Seek Extradition of ‘Genocide Couple’
The National Public Prosecution Authority (NPPA), yesterday, said that necessary documents will soon be sent to South Africa to seek the extradition of a couple convicted in absentia by Gacaca courts for their role in the 1994 Genocide against Tutsi.
Rwanda: Country to Send 140 Peacekeepers to Haiti
A group of Rwanda National Police officers are currently being trained prior to deployment to Haiti, the Central American island that was recently devastated by an earthquake.
Rwanda: More Trauma Counsellors Needed Ahead of the 16th Commemoration
The national commemoration week for the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi is around the corner and its a time during which trauma cases increase countrywide.
Zambia: Squabbles in FAZ Not Good For Development of Soccer
THE on-going squabbles in the Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) are a demonstration that there is a lot of confusion and deep divisions in the national soccer body and are not helpful to the development of soccer at all.
South Africa: Zuma Declares Financial Interests After 245 Days in Office
PRESIDENT Jacob Zuma yesterday finally declared his financial interests but it is still unclear what the interests are.
South Africa: Zuma Finally Declares Financial Interests
PRESIDENT Jacob Zuma yesterday finally declared his financial interests but it is still unclear what the interests are.