The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission has discovered 67 universities illegally operating in the country. Read more »

While digital technology is growing at an exceptionally rapid rate, the continent is engaging in educating people to meet the need for skilled employees and to tackle unemployment, ... Read more »

While Africa has made remarkable progress, it is unlikely most countries will meet the MDG goal by 2015 and millions of children are still not getting access to a decent education, ... Read more »

The steady growth that Africa has experienced in the past decade is being threatened by one of the continent's greatest challenges - unemployment. The World Economic Forum for ... Read more »

An informal survey of sanitation facilities at 17 South African schools found toilets that were blocked, broken, and filthy. Read more »

A second incident of mass food poisoning at Al-Azhar university has resulted in 161 cases, according to the ministry of health. Read more »

The UN is set to renew its MINURSO mandate in the Western Sahara to facilitate the Saharawi people's disire for self-determination in the face of Morocco's continued occupation of ... Read more »

Due to poor rains, Namibia is facing a severe drought which has already claimed hundreds of livestock. Read more »

The late Makueni Senator Mutula Kilonzo's postmortem has been postponed to allow the family's independent pathologist to jet in the country from the UK. Read more »

Zimbabwe is struggling to deal with an increase in cases of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis. Cases of the disease nearly doubled in 2012 compared to 2011. Read more »