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By THE AFRICA BAZAAR Staff Writer May 28, 2015 While there is no sign that the recent influx of Burundian refugees into western Tanzania will ease anytime soon given the dire nature of the political situation in Burundi, the cholera…
Continue reading Boko Haram’s latest attacks in the Northeast show the insurgency’s meticulous calculated strategy of disruptive and deadly attacks on innocent civilians to disrupt any peaceful and democratic process in the country and gain world’s fame at any cost.
Continue reading The risk to others is considered extremely low for Lassa fever and it is less likely to be fatal than Ebola. Although Lassa fever can produce hemorrhagic symptoms in infected people, the disease is different from Ebola, which is responsible for the current outbreak in West Africa.
Continue reading “This will not be your typical summit,” said Thomas-Greenfield. “It is an unprecedented opportunity to strengthen U.S. ties with Africa and highlight our commitment to addressing issues that affect us collectively.” By Kemi Osukoya August 4, 2014 When President…
Continue reading Reforming Nigeria: A Conversation with Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
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