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Africa News

The fight back against Ebola

In part of the struggle against the Ebola virus, scientists have discovered the mechanism behind one of the Ebola virus' most potent abilities: its ability to disarm the adaptive immune system.

Cannibalistic militia cults grow in Central Africa

The horrendous conditions of poverty, war and disease faced by the populations of Central Africa has given rise to bizarre and terrifying armed groups involved in barbarous and inhuman activities.

Studying zebras offers anthrax clues

Scientists have caged some dead zebras in Africa to help understand the spread of the killer bacterial disease anthrax amongst animals. The disease is threatening several species.

Soccer ball juggling on World Malaria Day — Nothing but nets

Salt Lake City - Former pro soccer player Jared Montz encouraged soccer players worldwide to juggle to save lives. The event, which takes place on World Malaria Day, raises funds for Nothing but Nets, prior to April 25. It includes soccer players of all ages.

Building collapse in Tanzania

Dar Es Salaam - A building under construction in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania has collapsed with several fatalities and many missing, including workers and children.

Gay rights in the US court, criminality in the rest of the world

As Facebook users in the United States change their profile pictures to the double-bar human rights symbol in support of gay rights and gay marriage, homosexuals remain persecuted around the world - particularly in Africa, where it is largely a crime.

Penis snatching on the rise in remote village in Africa

The theft of genitals are becoming relatively common across West Africa, as well as Central Africa, according to scholars.

Al-Qaeda commander killed in northern Mali

One of Al-Qaeda's senior commanders has been killed in fighting between Chadian soldiers and militants in Northern Mali.

Outrage over CNN’s story depicting Kenya as preparing for war

Nairobi - Online users in Kenya have reacted heatedly to a CNN story on an unarmed militia group alleged to be ready to wreak havoc in parts of the country during the country's general elections scheduled for March 4.

Mbuti pygmy children have fun meeting white man for 1st time

When a mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter recently visited a remote village in Eastern Congo during an aid mission, he became the first white man the children had ever seen, and his video of the heartwarming moment is going viral.
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Africa Blogs

New nations for Africa, as in the Balkans?

Judging from the heaving events from at least the Arab Spring to France's recent intervention in Mali, Africa may well...
Feb 11, 2013 by Robert G Cope - 3 comments

Aid: Africa wants help that really helps

For decades, public health and education have been the two pillars of Western development aid on the poorest continent,...
Feb 7, 2013 by Jean-Yves Ollivier

Somaliland: The Unrecognized Country That Could

Colourful flags and campaign posters are waved around by young and old, candidates are giving enthusiastic speeches in...
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Africa Assigned Own Internet Domain

Africa will now have its own Internet domain name; dot Africa, in the next 18 months. This is after the Internet...
Jul 17, 2012 by Munene Muriiyhi - 2 comments

Out of Africa

Well I have to say, up until recently I’ve never written a blog. I have to admit I love to write and have worked in...
Jul 3, 2012 by Celine McGlone
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