African Democracy and good Governance (ADG) in collaboration with Women's World Summit Foundation (WWSF) on Thursday 19th November organized a programme for the commemoration of the World Day for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Violence against children and the

The District Chief Executive (DCE) of the Fanteakwa District Assembly, Mr. Abass Fuseini Sbaabe, has reiterated on the need for the Ghanaian youth to cultivate the interest of undertaking apprenticeship, rather than chasing non-existent white-collar jobs in the so-called big

After visiting Abuja, Yola and Kaduna, Nigeria's biggest youth event, The Future Awards (under the umbrella The Future Project), continued its national tour of the six geo-political zones of the country, taking its youth town hall meetings to Enugu, Port

In what appears to be the first ever move between two of the world's biggest movie industries, award-winning Indian-origin film and television producer, Parminder Vir is set to bring Bollywood and Nollywood practitioners together at this year's edition of the

Lagos and environs will experience endless funfair this weekend as residents will be treated to a night of thrills and excitement by artistes of the older and younger generations at the MTN Nigerian Music Fest scheduled to hold on Saturday,

He lost his father just a few months after he was born but Trybson has shown that childhood setbacks are not enough to hold one back from destiny.

Travellers on the Gaborone-Kanye road must have noticed something special just before they reach the village of Kumakwane.

A final year Motswana music student at the University of Pretoria, Jonathan Tawana, is bringing a 42-member university choral group on a tour of Botswana.

President Jacob Zuma believes that the Miss World contestants can play a significant role in addressing challenges face the world.

Kunta-Kinte's first appearance on life stage performance, after being diagnosed with paralysis with stone beside him

The Executives of the Film Producers Association of Ghana (FIPAG) and also Item 3 House, event organizers, have endorsed their signatures in a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for the commencement of the maiden edition of the "Ghally Gold Awards 2009,"

English comedy, presented by a group of young English actors will feature in a ground-breaking Festival of Arts and Culture this weekend at the Alliance Franco-Gambienne.

MONDAY night's Big Brother Revolution nomination show saw the housemates' nominations leave Angola's Emma and Nigeria's Geraldine up for eviction this week. The housemates are feeling the pressure as they begin to realise that they're just a few short steps

Gonje was formed five years ago by Prof. Karikari. The group has lived up to its full billing of how well traditional music is anchored and the accompanying excitement levels it generates.

For the first time in history, the Uganda Museum has had a rear opportunity to showcase works of modern Dutch masters in a show codenamed "Dutch Masters Today." The organisers say it is actually the first time such an exhibition

Survival instinct stifles a creative mind

The Uganda's 47th Independence anniversary exhibition now running at Makerere Art Gallery at first appears to be the usual everyday stuff of paintings on the wall here and ceramic ware there - that is until you go past the first

Ravaged by war for over two decades, the northern region of Uganda has arguably the highest NGO per capita in Uganda and, I could bet an arm and leg, in the whole of Africa. It is easy to know why.

The question of re-branding keeps re-occurring. To re-brand a country with hydra headed socio-economic, political paralysis, with comatose economy, inaccessible road network, epileptic power supply, corruption, crime, poverty, structural unemployment, dearth of social amenities and electoral flaws is a challenge

At M-Net Big Brother Africa Revolution, between Geraldine and Emma who is ready to prove that the women in the House have the highest threshold of pain when they go up to ten minutes with pegs on their nipples on