Lead Poison In Nigeria
The app that saved 1,000 Nigerian children See the Multimedia Project: http://bit.ly/LeadPoisoninNigeria BAGEGA, Nigeria — About six years ago, several communities had succumbed to an outbreak of […]
Monthly Archives: January 2015
Ebola cases down in West Africa
Largest Ebola clinic trims down A potent symbol of the nightmare enveloping west Africa at the height of the Ebola outbreak, the ELWA-3 treatment centre is being dismantled and incinerated […]
Niger Delta’s retired militants warn of new violence
Five years after ceasefire, Niger Delta’s retired militants warn of new violence Young combatants who handed their guns over to the government in 2009 say oil-soaked corruption and […]
First African Team to Compete in Tour de France
South African cycling team makes history South African team MTN-Qhubeka received one of five wildcard invitations to the 2015 Tour de France, making it the first team from Africa to […]
Fighting Slavery in Mauritania
NOUAKCHOTT, Mauritania — The Walk Free Foundation, an Australian-based anti-slavery activist group recently released its 2014 Global Slavery Index, detailing the status of 167 countries with regard to each country’s […]
Afrocentric Confessions 