The 51-year-old Dadai Bai died in Kondagaon after she was stripped and beaten by some people from her village and other relatives. They had accused her of [...]

Mana Saadat, a young Afghan women right activist who spent most of her life in Iran, came back to Afghanistan some eight years ago [...]

Traditionally Kenyan farmers’ obsession with certain crops has worked against them as evidenced in market oversupply. Farmers would [...]

Elephants are being slayed in their tens of thousands every year. The savage business of tusk extraction not only jeopardizes the iconic [...]

But, this ethnic minority argues, when the one who steals or is involved in another unpleasant incident is not gypsy (a “payo” in the [...]

Far from the comfort of the city conference halls, the researchers meet the pastoralists under acacia trees where the pastoralists feel at ease to [...]

The Eastern area of Kenya is one of the driest in the country, receiving little or no rain which has seen locals predominantly rely on relief [...]

A recent infographic published by the CoverHound insurance comparing portal, shows that despite the drop in oil prices, electric cars are still saving their [...]

When conventional houses are built and habitable, their constant use of energy for electricity, heating and cooling, is [...]

Where did you get the figures in the title, 23 30? That’s the number assigned to one of the documentary’s protagonists, the Senegalese Mourtada [...]

Last month, Nabeel Rajab was sentenced to six months for a tweet in which he allegedly insulted government institutions. He appealed the verdict, and [...]

It is an early Saturday morning filled with hyper energy as hordes of men and women hustle into what used to be a thick bush that is now an open and [...]

He prepared the meeting under the big mango tree, a little off the group, out of earshot, Paul Rubangakene says. The group, which are participants in a Caritas [...]

After all, it comes out in times like these: after terrorist attacks, after social upheavals, during protests. In times like these, morality’s cachet [...]

Let’s start with those solar loving Germans. Business Green reports that German energy demand fell nearly 5% in 2014, dropping to [...]

She hesitated, pulled out a few notes she’d made during the reading and began: “It’s such an angry book- but not just anger at [...]

Egodini Terminus serves as Bulawayo’s main commuter terminus for commuters who reside in the city’s high-density suburbs. Between [...]

In the last few days, just before the opening ceremony took place on the 21st of the month, the skies of Davos were filled with unbelievable amount of private [...]

Nabeel Rajab had scarcely touched down on home soil last autumn before he was served a summons that led to his subsequent arrest. [...]

When Derreck Kayongo stayed in a hotel in Philadelphia for the first time after arriving from Uganda he was shocked to find that each night when he returned to his [...]