Video didn’t kill this radio star

Meet entrepreneur Gospel Kazako, who is using radio and television to inform and educate fellow Malawians.

Survivor: ‘Demonic’ disease ‘worse than war’

Rebecca Johnson was an Ebola nurse in Sierra Leone before contracting the same virus.

Chaos at African Nations semifinal

The Africa Cup of Nations semifinal was brought to a halt minutes from time when Ghana supporters were apparently targeted with missiles by Equatorial Guinea supporters.

Ivory Coast strolls into final

Ivory Coast are one step away from ending 23 years of painful African Cup of Nations memories after sweeping aside Democratic Republic of Congo in the semifinals.

Boko Haram massacres scores

USAfrica: Jonathan vs Buhari election of February 2015 will come and go; Nigeria will not disintegrate.

Jonathan vs Buhari election of February 2015 will come and go; Nigeria will not disintegrate.  By Dr. Ken Okorie Special to USAfrica multimedia networks, Houston,              …

Peter Greste thanks supporters

Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste, back home in Australia after spending more than a year in an Egyptian prison, said Thursday that he was never abused by his captors and…

Freed journalist Peter Greste returns home to Australia

Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste arrives in Brisbane, Australia, to a large crowd of supporters after spending more than 400 days in captivity in Egypt.

Rhinos return to Uganda

Over 30 since the last Ugandan rhino was killed, a program to reintroduce them is finding success.

Rhinos return to Uganda

Over 30 since the last Ugandan rhino was killed, a program to reintroduce them is finding success.

Huge gas find transforms backwater

The protected Bay of Pemba in northern Mozambique may look like a sea of tranquility, but this area is surging with change.

In pursuit of Africa’s poets

Mobile site keeps Africa's oral traditions alive while providing poets with a prominent voice in the digital era.

Poetry hunters bring art into digital age

Mobile site keeps Africa's oral traditions alive while providing poets from the continent and in the diaspora with a prominent voice in the digital era.

Entrepreneurs reveal their resolutions

We asked nine of the entrepreneurs we profiled in 2014 for their goals in the new year.

Mixed emotions for Al Jazeera journalist as he leaves Egyptian jail

Celebrating his release from an Egyptian jail, Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste is also wracked with guilt for leaving his colleagues behind.