Africans urge to apply to study agriculture at Indian Universities
MAIN The Indian Government is offering scholarships for Africans to study agriculture at Indian universities. This is apart of the Plan of Action for the Implementation of the Framework for Cooperation of the Africa-India Partnership.
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Ecobank expands in Eastern Africa
MAIN Ecobank, the leading pan-African bank has opened for business in Tanzania, bringing to 29 the number of countries in Africa in which it has banking operations.
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Denmark: Father charged with kidnapping 5 kids
MAIN A man has been charged with kidnapping his children and refusing to return them to Denmark from Lebanon. » Read more
US judge orders Taylor's son to pay $22m to torture victims
MAIN A US judge has ordered the son of ex-Liberian President Charles Taylor to pay more than $22m (£14m) to five people tortured during its civil war.
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Popular sportsman contests Liberian football post
SPORTS Renowned sportsman Joseph Hina Farkollie made a major breakthrough by answering to the calls for passionate football followers to rescue the game in the country.
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Slow progress on Ghana's oil policy
MAIN Ghana needs to do more to ensure that revenue from oil production, due to start later in the year, successfully reduces poverty and avoids a "resource curse", according to civil society leaders worried that safeguards are either inadequate or absent.
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Religious tension ignites in Guinea
MAIN Clashes between Christians and Muslims in eastern Guinea have left one person dead and two missing, police have said. » Read more
Liberian Red Cross helps fire victims
MAIN The Liberia National Red Cross Society (LNRCS) has provided relief for 243 people made homeless when fire destroyed their houses on 5th Street in Sinkor.
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West Africa: Media calls for law on freedom of information
MAIN After two days of exhaustive deliberations, media practitioners from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) have resolved that the ECOWAS Commission encourage Member States to enact the Freedom of Information Laws in their respective states.
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Saudi Arabia: Why some women suffer in silence
MAIN JEDDAH: Rather than standing up to violent husbands, many women who are in abusive relationships opt to suffer in silence, as they have no one to turn to. » Read more
