Africa
Will Tunisia's revolution spread to Sudan?
Opposition groups in Sudan are taking inspiration from Tunisia's revolution and talking openly about overthrowing President Omar al Bashir.
Somali refugee helps people captured by pirates
After Somali pirates captured two people, a Somali refugee from London stepped up and helped negotiate their release. ...
The voice of Kenya's slums
Much of the news from Kenya's slums is about crime, disease and violence. Slum TV shows people a different side....
Tensions rising over South Africa's foreign workers
Zimbabweans looking for work in South Africa are met with tension and violence from locals who believe the immigrants are taking their jobs....
Rape as a weapon of war
"The World's" award-winning series examines the brutality of sexual violence in Congo and the medical, humanitarian, legal, and political response to it....
Against the Odds: Rwanda
"Newsweek" columnist Ellis Cose documents how Rwandan survivors have dedicated their lives to helping themselves and their nation....
The challenge for Africa
Nobel Peace Prize-winning activist Dr. Wangari Maathai talks about her vision for the future of Africa. ...
Aid agencies expelled from Darfur
Thirteen international aid agencies expelled from Darfur after warrant issued for arrest of Sudanese President....
A destabilized Zimbabwe
A cholera epidemic that's killed over 600 people, and growing food shortages add to the problems in Zimbabwe, and serious aid isn't coming....
Crisis in eastern Congo
The latest round of violence in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has turned into a humanitarian catastrophe....
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Mark Elliot (24 May, 2012 12:35:17)'Accidents' aren't keeping people from riding a bike; collisions owing to reckless operation of a motor vehicle indeed to keep folks in four wheels instead ... -
Ferrit (23 May, 2012 09:02:08)The whole judicial system is corrupt, I have been trying to settle a case in Rawalpindi court for the last 7 years with no success. The ...
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Ana (23 May, 2012 06:31:34)Who Could Refuse to Protect the Rainforest of Brazil and Feed 9 Billion People? Anyone looking at Brazil on the map sees a huge swath of ...
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john2397 (23 May, 2012 04:50:31)Looks like the major powers are ready for the new and the most deadly WAR on false ground and unwise premises. If Iran is ready ...
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Brian Adams (23 May, 2012 03:27:25)I'm surprised tourism hasn't increased to see the wreck!