U.S. consumer confidence falls for fifth straight month amid tariff and inflation concerns
Americans’ confidence in the U.S. economy weakened further in December, as persistent inflation and President Donald Trump’s tariff policies deepened public anxiety about the nation’s financial outlook. According to data…
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In December 2013, photojournalist Levison Wood set out to become the first person to walk the length of the Nile River.
Lander: Bye Rosetta, hi comet
They've spent 10 years together, swinging by the Earth and Mars on a cosmic roadtrip that has taken them to a mysterious celestial body but on Wednesday they are due…
Lander: Bye Rosetta, hello comet
They've spent 10 years together, swinging by the Earth and Mars on a cosmic roadtrip that has taken them to a mysterious celestial body but on Wednesday they are due…
Breaking NEWS: 50 NIGERIAN STUDENTS KILLED IN BOMB ATTACK DURING MORNING ASSEMBLY
Special to USAfricaonline.com, CLASSmagazine, and USAfrica multimedia networks, Houston. Follow Twitter.com/Chido247, Facebook.com/USAfricaChido Breaking NEWS: 50 NIGERIAN STUDENTS KILLED IN BOMB ATTACK DURING MORNING ASSEMBLY at a secondary school in Potiskum on Monday. Nigeria's federal government has been…
Suicide bomber blows up school
At least 47 people were killed and 79 were wounded Monday by a suicide bombing outside a school in northern Nigeria, police said.
Island paradise seeks beach-goers
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Morocco urge cup delay over Ebola fears
The Moroccan government has urged African soccer's governing body to delay its flagship bi-annual continental competition over fears that it could help to spread Ebola.
Neighbors warn S. Sudan to end conflict
Regional leaders have warned South Sudan's warring rivals to end their months of conflict or risk sanctions and intervention by neighboring nations to restore peace in the troubled nation.
Nigeria: Hoodwinked into ‘truce’ claim?
The Nigerian government's obsession with elections fooled it into believing the news of a Boko Haram "truce," writes Tolu Ogunlesi.
Blast near ATM kills 10 in Nigeria, witnesses say
An explosion near a bank killed at least 10 people in northeastern Nigeria on Friday, witnesses and rescue volunteers said.
You can grow this in your toilet!
Cape Town is being overrun by farms. They're spilling out of parking lots, overtaking lawns, even growing out of old TV sets. The vegolution is here!
Crushed hopes over missing girls
For weeks, Nigerian officials said that more than 200 Nigerian school girls would finally be freed. When it fell apart, there was nothing but devastation.
How to avoid Ebola quarantines
In dealing with the Ebola crisis, Aileen Marty says we can come up with cheaper and safer solutions than quarantines.
China officials ‘bought illegal ivory in Tanzania’
Chinese officials who accompanied Chinese President Xi Jinping on a visit to Tanzania last year went on a buying spree for illegal elephant ivory, an environmental activist group has claimed.
Why are Nigeria’s girls still missing?
Nigeria's announcement of a truce with Boko Haram raised hopes for the release of the kidnapped schoolgirls. But is it really likely to happen?
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