The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) established in 1975 was formed to to facilitate a common socio-economic space for the 15-member West African state which comprises: Republic of [...]
In many sub-Saharan African especially countries (DR Congo, South Africa, Sierra Leone, Liberia & Mali) a considerable proportion of the population faces problems of financial access to essential health care [...]
Notwithstanding improvements in the past couple of years, health-care delivery in most part of the sub-Saharan African region remains in great jeopardy. A recent research reveal that, one in 8 [...]
The current lead article on War & Peace asks some very vital questions below which I believe, we all need to take a closer look and ponder over them. Is [...]
African athletes won 11 GOLD medals and 34 other medals (silver and bronze) in all during the just ended London 2012 Olympics. It wasn’t only David Rudisha and Ezekiel [...]
The arid nation of Namibia has a newly discovered aquifer called Ohangwena II, that spans its northeast region, which flows under the boundary between Angola and Namibia. The country is [...]
In my previous article: African Olympic Medal Winners at London 2012 I highlighted on all African sportsmen and women who won various medals at the just ended London 2012 Olympics. [...]
Africa’s countries are long time members of the Olympic family with the continent’s nations participating in the modern Olympiad since 1908, when South Africa was the lone sub-Saharan team participating [...]
According to Microsoft’s Africa Manager – Mteto Nyati, “The opportunities for young people to come up with solutions that address our challenges, using modern tech, are huge. That’s what we [...]
Africa is a massive yet diverse continent, with diversity not only in ethnic cultures but also in geographic regions, which offer a variety of climates, vegetation and topographical arrays. [...]
