As is the case across Africa, posters in the Rwandan capital, Kigali, warn citizens to practise safe sex, but here they carry the message trilingually.
One of six men accused of killing prominent Mozambican
investigative reporter Carlos Cardoso told a court on Tuesday that the crime was ordered by Nyimpine Chissano, eldest son of President Joaquim Chissano.
Philippine television on Friday served up a real-life hostage drama that ended with the suspect stabbing a four year-old boy to death before he was himself killed by police gunfire.
The Zimbabwe government has greeted with triumph news that a Commonwealth troika had decided to spare it from further sanctions, calling the decision a victory over colonialism.
Athena DeLima placed a bouquet of roses amid an array of other floral arrangements, then leaned over and kissed the bronze name plate on Marilyn Monroe’s crypt.
One of the police officers investigating the case against an alleged Satanist could not testify on Friday as she was on sick leave as a result of stress caused by the investigation, the Pretoria High Court was told.
Several dozen armed police on Saturday surrounded the house of former president Frederick Chiluba, a day after a court ruled he can be investigated for corruption.
Chiluba stripped of presidential immunity
Three days of torrential rains have caused flooding in central and southern Chile, killing at least nine people and forcing 50 000 people from their homes.
Mike Lawrie, administrator of the ZA domain on the internet, on Thursday said he had moved a major control mechanism abroad until stability returned to the issue of who controlled the domain.
African academics all want to be involved in NEPAD, the New Partnership for Africa’s Development, recognising it, despite reservations, as an unprecedented effort to pull the continent up by its bootstraps.