Gambia President-elect Adama Barrow's son killed by dog

Gambia President-elect Adama Barrow's son killed by dog.

Eight-year-old Habibu Barrow is reported to have died on the way to the hospital on Sunday in Manjai near the Gambian capital Banjul.

OAP phones a girl who is accused of sleeping with her dad by her boyfriend Anthony

This is a conversation between an on air personality and a girl who is allegedly accused of sleeping with her dad by her boyfriend named Anthony.

The call began with the OAP asking the girl how close she is with her dad which she replied "very close"

Picture of a fearless Chief,Theresa Kachindamoto, the terminator of child marriages in Malawi who has broken up 850 child marriages in three years, and banned sexual initiations of girls.

The mild-mannered woman who zips around a farmhouse packed with knick-knacks and insists her guests eat a meal before any introductions, presents a character at odds with her fearsome reputation of being Malawi's top marriage terminator.

Thirteen years ago, Theresa Kachindamoto could not have conceived of ever leaving her job of 27 years as a secretary at a city college in Zomba, another district in Southern Malawi.

She had no desire to return home to Monkey Bay, a stunning cluster of mountains in Dedza District around Lake Malawi. Although she had the blood of chiefs - Malawi's traditional authority figures - running through her veins, as the youngest of 12 siblings, a woman, and a mother of five, Kachindamoto never expected to become a senior chief to the more than 900,000 people
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Black South African politician Andile Mngxitama calls for Mugabe-style ‘land grab’

A black politician in South Africa has called for a revolution to end “white supremacy” of landownership with a “land grab” – a move similar to Robert Mugabe’s policy in Zimbabwe.

Andile Mngxitama, the leader of Black First Land First has set out a list of demands that include “land expropriation without compensation” and nationalisation of the mainly white-owned mines and banks.

Uganda's President Museveni Sworn In for Another Five-Year Term

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni was sworn in for another five-year term after his main opponent in the East African nation’s February election was detained for holding his own unofficial inauguration.

Museveni, 71, took the oath of office during a ceremony in the capital, Kampala, attended by regional leaders including Tanzanian President John Magufuli and Kenya’s Uhuru Kenyatta and broadcast on NBS Television.

Artist transforms unclad pictures of a pregnant woman and son

An Ethiopian artist ,Gelila Mesfin has transformed the viral pic of a pregnant woman and son..

Amazing. Make your pick........

 

White South African judge sparks outrage after claiming 'rape is black culture' in online rant

A white South African high court judge is the subject of the latest in a series of race rows in the country after she said that black South African men regarded rape as a cultural right.

South African judge Mabel Jansen

According to Telegraph UK Mabel Jansen, a high court judge for the past three years who works in Pretoria, told commenters on a Facebook thread that "99 per cent" of her cases were "black fathers/uncles/brothers raping children as young as 5 years old", then asked one poster: "Is this part of your culture?"

Mystery as massive 'ghost ship' oil tanker washes up on remote beach with nobody on board

A GIANT deserted oil tanker has washed up on a west African beach – and no one can explain how it ended up there.

Incredible images have emerged on social media of the 64-metre long vessel beached in Liberia, surrounded by mystified locals.

Popular Ghanaian actor Lucky Azasoo-Nkornoo better known as Mc Flava Pounds dies

Popular Ghanaian actor Lucky Azasoo-Nkornoo better known as Mc Flava Pounds, has passed on in the late hours of Wednesday, May 4 after a brief illness.

 Mc Flava Pounds starred in the popular Efiewura TV series and he also made a cameo appearance in Atom’s 'Yewo Krom' video.

Six-Year-Old Boy Snatched By Leopard At South African Park

A leopard at a South African game reserve snatched a six-year-old boy and ran off with him.

Little Kellan Denny was attacked and dragged away by the big cat at Kruger National Park.

As the male leopard ran off with the youngster, his father Justin chased the big cat and screamed out: “No! No! No! This can’t be happening.”

Cameroonian Catholic priest entangled in paternity scandal

The juvenile court in Accra will on Wednesday, April 20, 2016 commence the hearing of a case in which a Catholic Reverend Father stands accused of being the father of a six-month-old boy whom he is alleged to have abandoned.

The plaintiff, Josephine Ganyoame, 24-year-old woman, has filed a suit in court accusing Rev Fr Yves-Lucien Evaga Njana, a Cameroonian Catholic priest and diplomat based in Ghana, of neglecting responsibility towards a six month-old child he allegedly fathered.

Meet the man Egypt who eats Glass and nails---washes face with broken glass

Egyptian  Karim Hussein, dubbed “The Pharaoh”, who eats glass, nails and pulls trucks with his teeth.

He can step casually on broken glass without hurting himself, eat raw meat, break bricks on his stomach and more.

Lion Slyvester escapes from park... once again

A lion named Sylvester that escaped from a South African national park last year, roaming free for three weeks, has escaped again, a park official said on Tuesday.

Helicopters will be used to track down the three-year-old animal, which may be put down as a result of his repeated breakouts from Karoo National Park in the south of the country.

Shocker!!! Woman goes crazy, Publicly strips Herself In Broad Day Light (Photos)

According to unconfirmed reports making the rounds on social media, humiliated herself in public...

Unconfirmed reports coming from Douala Cameroun said that the woman started undressing herself after she parked her card in a busy road. See more pictures......

Elderly man injured by escaped beast seen wandering the streets of Nairobi after escaping from national park

An elderly man was injured by a huge male lion found wandering the streets of Nairobi after escaping from a reserve on the edge of the city.

The huge beast even strayed into rush hour traffic this morning and shocked motorists caught incredible footage of him strutting along the pavement.

Ugandan Legislator caught sleeping with alleged lover exposed on National newspaper

Recently, social media in the country was set ablaze after photos of a top popular from Uganda enjoying some time with his alleged LOVER were published in the country’s NATIONAL newspaper Red Pepper. The photos went viral on social media leaving the politician embarrassed and humiliated.

Ghana changes visa policy for Africans

John Dramani Mahama, president of Ghana, announced the new measures during the country’s 59th year of independence celebration last week March 6th was an important day for Ghana, as the nation celebrated its independence day.

March 6^th was an important day for Ghana, as the nation celebrated its independence day. During the event, president Mahama announced that starting this year’s July, all the 54 African Union (AU) citizens will receive arrival visas when visiting Ghana, as the country currently allows free entry only for the citizens of 15 countries from the Economic Community of West African States.

Xenophobia: Nigerians ask FG to force South Africa to compensate victims

Nigerians in South Africa have called on the Federal Government to prevail on the country’s authority to adequately compensate the victims of the 2015 xenophobia outbreak.

The President of Nigeria Union, South Africa (NUSA), Mr Ikechukwu Anyene, made the appeal in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja on Monday.

White boy dreams of being a Zulu sangoma

Ten-year-old Keegan Baker is so passionate about the Zulu culture that he wears his traditional attire as often as he can, his mother says.

A video of Keegan has gone viral on Facebook. In it he is seen dancing and singing to two Zulu songs for his mother and her friends at their home in Nottingham Road in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands earlier this year.

Somali Government confirms 200 Kenyan troops killed by al-Shabaab in January

The government of Somalia has said that about 200 peacekeepers were killed in an al-Shabaab attack on an AU military base in the country last month.

Somali president, Hassan Mohamud, said on Thursday in Mogadishu, that the attack was one of the most devastating Islamist attacks on AU troops in Somalia.