Scientist Who Discovered Ebola Doesn’t See A Global Threat
“I would sit next to an infected person on the train,” said Professor Peter Piot, whose credentials include the title of former Under Secretary-General of the United Nations, former head […]
Month: August 2014
White American Fights To Save His ‘African Heritage’ House From Demolition
A petition drive, organized by a white American settler in Kenya, is underway to preserve a grand multi-leveled red mud building of mixed African influences […]
A U.S. Proposed Wind Farm Riles Owners Of ‘Ancestral Lands’
A proposed U.S. wind farm in Kenya must first overcome objections by farmer David Kinyanjui who says the farm would desecrate ancestral land where his father and mother are both buried. […]
Ghana’s Once Golden Economy Plunges To ‘Ground Zero’
“Prices of ingredients in the market have been changing almost every month,” Anastancia Bokpe, who runs a restaurant in the east Legon suburb of the capital, complained to Reuters. […]