At least 19 Christians were killed earlier this month in Burkina Faso in Africa.
Christians Flee Burkina Faso After at Least 19 Christians Are Killed in the African Nation
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Giant Whirlpool Off East Coast of Africa is Bigger than Colorado
(Inside Science) — A giant whirlpool off the east coast of Africa is even bigger than previously thought, on average larger than the state of Colorado, satellite data now reveals.
Ivanka Trump Puts Spotlight On Laws and Customs Holding Back African Women
Visiting Africa to promote female economic development, Ivanka Trump on Monday sought to spotlight laws and customs that hold women on the continent back, from restrictions on property ownership to gender-based violence.
Nigeria’s Vice President Survives Helicopter Crash Landing in Central Kogi State
A helicopter carrying Nigeria’s Vice President crash landed on Saturday en route to a political campaign two weeks before an election, but he survived the incident in central Kogi state unharmed, saying later he was safe and sound.
Meet Virginia’s Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax: The Black Man Who Could Become the Next Governor of Virginia
The calls for Virginia’s Gov. Ralph Northam to resign have mounted a day after a racist yearbook photo surfaced of two individuals, one dressed in blackface and another in a Ku Klux Klan robe.
He Used to Lead Churches in the World’s Largest Refugee Camp, Now He Waxes Floors and Mentors Immigrant Ministry Leaders in His Spare Time
Nobody naps on Saturdays in the Gatera family.
In Kenya, Pentecostal Christian Mothers Tell Their Husbands That Daughters Are Just as Good as Sons
As she prepared lunch for her children outside her house in Mukhuma village in western Kenya, Joyce Nafula thought of her former husband and began to cry.
World War I: The ‘Black Army’ that Marched in from Africa
Two million Africans were killed when the continent was drawn into the conflagration of World War I. The war and its aftermath wrought seismic changes in Africa that remain at the root of conflicts in many countries.
European Medicines Agency Approves First Vaccine for Dengue
Europe’s drug regulator has recommended approving the first vaccine for dengue despite concerns about the vaccine’s wide use and a lawsuit in the Philippines alleging that it was linked to three deaths.
Idaho Wildlife Official Resigns After Publishing Photos of himself Smiling With Carcasses of Animals he Killed in Namibia
A top Idaho wildlife official has resigned amid outrage over a photo of him posing with a baboon family he killed in Africa.
Africa’s Youngest Billionaire Mohammed Dewji Abducted from Luxury Hotel in Tanzania
Gunmen have kidnapped an African billionaire from a luxury hotel in Dar res Salaam, the capital of Tanzania, police told CNN.
Melania Trump Says There Are Some People in the White House She Doesn’t Trust and Considers Herself ‘One of the Most Bullied People in the World’
First lady Melania Trump said in an interview broadcast Thursday that there have been people in her husband’s White House whom she doesn’t trust, including some who still work there, and that she considers herself one of the most bullied people in the world.
