Tunis — "Breeze from Tunisia" (Brises tunisiennes) is the title of Syrine Ben Moussa's forthcoming show which the Tunisian singer will give on December 5, at the Arab…
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Dakar to return to Africa?
Dakar rally chief hints at return to Africa, but not to wild west
South Africa: Economy Moves Out of Recession
Cape Town — South Africa's economy turned around in the third quarter of 2009, registering marginal growth, the government's statistics agency reported Wednesday.
At Last, Common Market Becomes Reality
The East African Community officially ushered in a common market on Friday amid renewed commitment by the region's Heads of State to expedite the envisaged political federation by…
New species of chameleon discovered in Tanzania
A team of scientists has discovered a new species of chameleon in Tanzania. Dr Andrew Marshall, from the Environment Department at the University of York, first spotted the…
Sudan agrees to end use of child soldiers
A top United Nations human rights official has welcomed a deal agreed by a former rebel group in southern Sudan to end the use of child soldiers among…
UN: 1.5 billion people live in darkness
New York-US - A new report by the UN has said almost a quarter of the global population, or 1.5 billion people, live without electricity, and that 80…
Béketeremtés Nigériában európai pénzből
Az Európai Bizottság és a nigériai kormány egymilliárd dolláros fejlesztési csomagot írtak alá, hogy visszaszorítsák a korrupciót, valamint szorgalmazzák a mielőbbi béke megteremtését. A pénz majdnem harmada a…
Migrant workers at risk in South Africa
Zimbabwean migrants in search of employment in South Africa are facing persecution at the hands of local people who are blaming them for taking their jobs.
Angolan President calls on party to end corruption
Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos on Saturday urged his party to implement a zero tolerance policy on government corruption, as Africa's biggest oil producer struggles to improve…