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The Making of the Minstrels of 'Tweede Nuwe Jaar'
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The Cape Town Minstrel Carnival also known as 'Tweede Nuwe Jaar' is celebrated annually on 2 January. The colourful costumes, face paint, music and … see more »
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South African President Zuma Takes on Chess Whiz, Loses
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Young minds ponder their next moves as they participate in the Annual Jacob G Zuma Chess Tournament held at Sibusisiwe Hall, Mandeni, North of … see more »
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Look at the Beautiful Wedding President Buhari's Daughter Had!
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President Muhammadu Buhari daughter's wedding Zahra has come and gone but breathtaking images from the wedding are still surfacing. There have been … see more »
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Ugandan Men Stand Up to Violence Against Women
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Literally walking one mile in women's high-heeled shoes, Ugandan men have participated in an initiative designed to raise awareness about violence … see more »
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6 Instruments Used in Seychelles Traditional Music
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After the abolition of slavery and the shift in power from the French to the British, musical instruments became more common with the new dance forms … see more »
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Can U.S.$10 Billion end Nigeria’s Century-Long Oil War?
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The battle against oil thieves has intensified. The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps unit has stepped up its patrols, and the army has … see more »
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Morocco: No Tilling on This Farm #COP22
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Soils in Settat Morocco, about 2.5 hours outside Marrakesh, are degraded due to increased pressure on the land caused by higher population growth and … see more »
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Artists Talk About Climate Change #COP22
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Art often helps us see issues in a new light. Here we profile some of the works of art commenting on climate and our relationship with our planet. In … see more »
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Nigeria Demolitions Leave Thousands Homeless
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At least 30,000 people in Otodo Gbame, Lagos have been left homeless after their community was set ablaze and demolished. see more »
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The 'Fastest Growing Sport in the Country' - Part 2
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Siyawandisa Gibson, 11, started racing indigenous horses when he was seven years old. In October at the Eastern Cape Amateur Horse Racing Association … see more »
