Year: 2014
13 voices shaking things up
From Hollywood ingenues to social changemakers, a look back at the voices innovating, raising and changing Africa over…
Al-Shabaab blamed for five beheadings
A Quran teacher in central Somalia was the fifth beheading victim in one week at the hands of…
Experience the AfrikaBurn festival
South Africa's answer to Burning Man is a surreal mirage of sculptures, music and mayhem under star-filled desert…
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Deadly explosions rock market in central Nigeria
At least 12 people were killed Thursday in two bomb explosions at a market in the central Nigerian…
Why Maasai and Measles don’t mix
On-location story in the Tanzanian Savannah revealing how improved access to vaccines has seen diseases plummet among the…
Eaten by lions while building railway
When Indian migrants flocked to Kenya just over a century ago to build railways, lion attacks and diseases…
At least 50 dead after drinking from contaminated well
At least 50 people have died in Somalia after drinking contaminated water from a well in northern Mogadishu,…
Nurse with Ebola ‘exposure’ to be admitted into NIH hospital
The National Institutes of Health "expects to admit a patient with exposure to the Ebola virus" later Thursday…
Military: French troops kill jihadist leader in northern Mali
French troops, in coordination with Malian forces in northern Mali, killed a senior jihadist leader wanted by the…
Athletics denies mass doping cover up
Days after the world of athletics was hit by serious doping allegations, the sport has been accused of…
Time’s ‘Person of the Year’ is…
The people tackling the Ebola epidemic on the front lines are "the ones who answered the call," Time…