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White South African men are reportedly being excluded from a government-partnered youth employment initiative program, according to a new report.
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Elsa's father was a businessman. He was always looking for a good deal, and as the owner of a brick factory in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa, he had money to invest.
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With the South African government intent on giving all of the nation's farmland to blacks and white farmers being slaughtered in heinous, horrible violence, Russian President Vladimir Putin has opened his nation's doors to South Africa's white
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Following the significant expansion of United States Africa Command (AFRICOM) forces throughout the African continent over the past half-decade, Russia is playing its own hand at advising indigenous forces while increasing its military footprint in c
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Melania Trump sat down with "World News Tonight" Weekend Anchor and Chief National Affairs Correspondent Tom Llamas for an ABC News exclusive interview set to air next week.
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The largest ethnic group in South Africa, Zulu, has spoken out against the racial expropriation of land without compensation in the country
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First lady Melania Trump talked about the #MeToo movement in an interview with Good Morning America set to air on Friday, and she echoed her husband on a key point.
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Somalia is a country on Africa's east coast. Most people don't know anything about the place, other than that it's infamous for pirates.
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Justin's note: Today, Doug Casey and I discuss Somalia. Somalia is a country on Africa's east coast. Most people don't know anything about the place, other than that it's infamous for pirates. But that's not the only thing that makes
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(Natural News) A major pharmaceutical company has been outed for lacing tetanus vaccines with chemicals verified to have sterilized hundreds of thousands of innocent women and children throughout Africa.
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Nwakah's mission, and the reason she stays, became clear shortly after her arrival in Lagos. Before she had gotten her driver's license, Nwakah relied on a friend to drive her around. One day, after being diagnosed with malaria, that friend died
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Incident occurs west of Mogadishu
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One of our major themes this year has been avoiding big mistakes… Mostly, we've been talking about avoiding assets that are irrationally expensive (like most stocks and real estate today). And we've been discussing ways to raise cash and div
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Secret talks are underway for a Chinese company to takeover ZESCO, an electricity company in Zambia. This is because the country has fallen into debt, and China is seizing government assets for repayment. This is an increasingly visible strategy wher
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Giraffes and elephants wander about in the snow after freak blizzards hit Africa Animals more suited to the brilliant sunshine usually associated with the continent have been snapped trudging through snow in amazing pictures
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Giraffes and elephants wander about in the snow after freak blizzards hit Africa Animals more suited to the brilliant sunshine usually associated with the continent have been snapped trudging through snow in amazing pictures
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Giraffes and elephants wander about in the snow after freak blizzards hit Africa Animals more suited to the brilliant sunshine usually associated with the continent have been snapped trudging through snow in amazing pictures
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Justin's note: Is China taking over Africa? A lot of folks are asking themselves this question, and for good reason.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) approves of South Africa's controversial land reform as long as the highly contentious process is "rules-based" and transparent, according to the fund's representative in the country.
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Around 200,000 US troops are stationed in 177 countries throughout the world. Those forces utilize several hundred military installations. Africa is no exemption.
