April 2015

By Lawrence Bartlett Black students celebrated the fall of a statue of British colonialist Cecil Rhodes at the University of Cape Town Thursday, …

By Reuters/Rogan Ward The attacks on migrant shop owners in Durban this week reminds us the position of foreigner in South Africa …

M&G AFRICA REPORTER OF all the migrant trends, the battle with the Mediterranean sea is the most documented, as tens of thousands of …

By TOM BOGGIONI Following the election of the town’s first African-American mayor, five of the six officers on a small Missouri town …

By Drazen Jorgic Kenya has suspended the licences of 13 Somali remittance firms following the massacre at a Kenyan university last week, …

By Kofoworola Belo-Osagie The Liberian Minister of Education, Hon Etmonia Tapeh, has thanked Nigeria for its support during the trying period that …

by: Charmaine Fernz Broadlink Aviation & Tours Services to take advantage of online options  Travel technology expert Illusions Online has signed its …

By Girma Feyissa Traditional Ethiopia had given running down to young errand boys or even canines. But modern Ethiopia scaled it up …

By Ebele Boniface A man and his 10-year-old baboon were arrested by operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) of the Lagos …

International tourism receipts increased by US$ 48 billion in 2014 to reach a record US$ 1,245 billion. An additional US$ 221 billion …