Michael Jackson Hologram Rocks Billboard Music Awards: Watch & Go Behind the Scenes
The Michael Jackson performance on the 2014 Billboard Music Awards was the result of nearly half a year of planning, choreography and filming, not to
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Michael Jackson Hologram Rocks Billboard Music Awards: Watch & Go Behind the Scenes
The Michael Jackson performance on the 2014 Billboard Music Awards was the result of nearly half a year of planning, choreography and filming, not to
Billboard Music Awards 2014: Full Winners List
ARTIST AWARDS Top Artist Justin Timberlake Top New Artist Lorde Top Male
Somali president wants aid airlift for towns retaken from rebels
President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud accused the Al Shabaab militants of trying to create food shortages in newly “liberated areas” to turn locals against the state
Aid bureaucracy threaten to deepen S.Sudan crisis -MSF
The biggest coming challenge would be providing food to replace crops that would have been planted by the now displaced population. World Bulletin/News Desk The
Egypt business pushes Sisi for energy subsidy cuts
Former army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has kept Egyptians guessing about how he will handle energy subsidies, one of the most explosive issues coming his
Energy-rich Gulf goes hungry for gas
In the space of just 72 hours last week core OPEC oil producer Kuwait lined up $15 billion worth of gas supply from BP and
Samsung Digital Village bridges digital divide
Samsung Electronics Africa has devised an initiative which combats the economic challenges around limited access to electricity in Africa by harnessing solar power. The campaign,
Zimbabwe: Alternative Exchange for ZSE
The ZIMBABWE Stock Exchange (ZSE) is set to establish an alternative exchange for high potential Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Zimbabwe. The ZSE is
Mali Tuareg separatists accept ceasefire agreement
Tuareg separatist groups in Mali on Friday accepted a ceasefire agreement with the government following clashes this week that threatened to plunged the country back
MTN maintains lead in Ghana
By Nana Appiah Acquaye, Accra, Ghana The Chief Executive Officer of MTN Ghana, Mr. Serame Taukobong, has revealed that despite stiff competition within the telecoms
Mobile wallets in 1 in 5 handsets by 2018
A new report from Juniper Research has found that 1 in 5 mobile handsets will have mobile wallet functionality by 2018, against less than
Boko Haram ; the enemy within…with the politician in leadership , the terrorist have come to stay
A Nigerian soldier currently serving in Borno state has alleged that members of the Boko Haram attacked Gamboru Ngala in their presence but that their
Naomi Campbell and Franca Sozzani Discuss ‘Vogue Africa’
In the international family of Vogue magazines, Vogue Italia has often seemed like the politically incorrect uncle who makes a racist joke at your wedding
South Africa to grant Indians business visas in four days
South Africa will grant visas to Indian businessmen wishing to explore prospects in the country within four days of submitting an application, its envoy here
Hague Court Sentences Congolese Warlord to 12 Years
By MARLISE SIMONSÂ MAY 23, 2014 Â Former Congolese militia leader, Germain Katanga, at the International Criminal Court in Hague. Â Credit-Â Â Â Armin Taslaman/Icc European Pressphoto Agency
How a brief campaign for the British Army's secret X Platoon mutated into a desperate, 16-day siege in Sierra Leone
We’d been waiting for 10 edgy, nervous minutes when we heard the distinctive, juddering thwoop-thwoop-thwoop of a Chinook in-bound. Oh yeah. There is no feeling
How a brief campaign for the British Army’s secret X Platoon mutated into a desperate, 16-day siege in Sierra Leone
We’d been waiting for 10 edgy, nervous minutes when we heard the distinctive, juddering thwoop-thwoop-thwoop of a Chinook in-bound. Oh yeah. There is no feeling
'Act to Protect' – UN Launches Guide On Attacks Against Schools, Hospitals
Every child has a right to education and health, the United Nations today said launching a guidance note to assist the people monitoring, reporting and
‘Act to Protect’ – UN Launches Guide On Attacks Against Schools, Hospitals
Every child has a right to education and health, the United Nations today said launching a guidance note to assist the people monitoring, reporting and