US missionary pleads guilty to sex crimes in Kenya orphanage
An American Christian missionary has pleaded guilty in a US court to sexually abusing young girls at the orphanage he started in Kenya. Gregory Dow, 61, admitted to four counts
‘We want to bring the benefits of education to the people through community radio’
How do you get information about coronavirus to the wider public and replace fear with knowledge? In Ghana, a group of young women have taken matters into their own hands
Lesotho former PM ‘paid hit-men to kill former wife’
In a damning court affidavit, the police in Lesotho say they have evidence that former Prime Minister Thomas Thabane and his current wife Maesaiah Thabane paid assassins to kill Mr
Burundi begins official mourning for President Nkurunziza
Burundi began an official period of mourning for President Pierre Nkurunziza on Wednesday, a day after the announcement of his death from a heart attack aged 55 shocked the impoverished
Lesotho ex-first lady arrested over murder charge
Lesotho’s former first lady has been arrested over the murder of the estranged wife of her husband, the recently resigned prime minister Thomas Thabane. Maesaiah Thabane’s bail was revoked last
SA committee wants answers on controversial SA-Zimbabwe’s R37 million fence
Members of the South Africa’s standing Committee on Public Accounts (Scopa) have expressed dissatisfaction with answers from the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure regarding the 40-kilometre fence erected earlier
Home of Know Africa, Be Africa through digital storytelling
Documentation of the continent through digital stories is a quest many lovers of Africa have been yearning for with little to celebrate about NAIROBI– The spirit of Africa has lived
‘Dignified exit’ agreed for Lesotho PM
Following the intervention of South African mediators, politicians in Lesotho have pledged “a dignified retirement” for the country’s prime minister. Thomas Thabane has been under pressure to step down over
Mitigating COVID-19’s impact on Africa’s food systems
By Atsuko Toda and Martin Fregene ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast-WE are facing great uncertainty on the African continent. The global spread of COVID-19 and the rising number of coronavirus cases in
‘Nigerian security forces kill more citizens than COVID-19’
Security forces enforcing the lockdown in parts of Nigeria have killed more people than coronavirus itself, a local rights group says. Evidence of the killings comes from members of the
