Using lessons learned in Afghanistan and Central America, the United States has begun training special anti-drugs police squads in Ghana with hopes of breaking lucrative narcotics supply routes.
Daniel Tovrov
Jul 23, 2012
According to United Nations figures, about 220 million women in the developing world who do not want to get pregnant, cannot get reliable access to contraception.
Roxanne Palmer
Jul 11, 2012
Electronic waste, or e-waste, contains deposits of gold, silver and other precious resources used in its manufacture, but the majority of those riches are being left to fester in landfills, experts say.
Roxanne Palmer
Jul 06, 2012
An abandoned slave fort in Sierra Leone is undergoing restoration so that it can be opened to the public. Officials hope that it will generate much-needed tourism revenues in the war-torn country.
Jacey Fortin
Jul 02, 2012
The Gunners need some help to stay in a Champions League place next season. Here are some players that could fit the bill.
Peter Martin
Jun 16, 2012
All the latest transfer news as Manchester United confirm their second signing of the summer and look poised for more.
Jason Le Miere
Jun 14, 2012
A Wednesday report revealed that the conflict in the Ivory Coast involves mercenaries from neighboring Liberia. The militants have abducted children, murdered civilians and raided communities in Ivorian villages.
Jacey Fortin
Jun 08, 2012
Manchester United could be set for a midfield overhaul this summer, while there is further speculation about a new left-back and an exciting young talent.
Jason Le Miere
Jun 07, 2012
In the wake of two Nigerian airline crashes this weekend, it may seem that the country's aviation industry is in a dangerous tailspin. But the broader trends make a different case.
Jacey Fortin
Jun 05, 2012
A look at all the latest stories surrounding Manchester United's summer transfer targets.
Jason Le Miere
Jun 04, 2012
Another horrific case of cannibalism surfaces, in Maryland
Lisa Eadicicco
May 31, 2012
All the latest news as Manchester United seek alternatives to Chelsea-bound Eden Hazard.
Jason Le Miere
May 29, 2012
All the latest news involving Manchester United's transfer activity this summer.
Jason Le Miere
May 25, 2012
On Wednesday, Somalia's interim leaders agreed on a schedule to end the current transitional period. By August, they hope, a newly elected government will lead a unified Somalia away from its tumultuous past.
Jacey Fortin
May 24, 2012
Ifeadi called the Chinese scavengers who were taking jobs that should be the exclusive preserve of Nigerian people.
Palash Ghosh
May 23, 2012
A report released Tuesday by the United Nations Development Program argues that Africa must increase its agricultural productivity in order to keep up with promising rates of economic growth.
Jacey Fortin
May 15, 2012
The Latest news on the players being linked with a summer move to Manchester United, including reports of a potentially stunning move for Robin van Persie.
Jason Le Miere
May 09, 2012
Sanduk Ruit and his team of doctors at the center have developed a simple surgical technique to remove cataracts involving little equipment and instruments that can be used manually. No stitches are needed, and the technique can be used on a simple table in field camps.
Dave Smith
May 02, 2012
Canadian miner Iamgold Corp said Friday it agreed to buy gold exploration company Trelawney Mining for about C$585 million in cash, in a move aimed at expanding its asset base within politically safe jurisdictions.
Mike Obel
Apr 27, 2012
When Odei Antwi-Agyei had the chance of introducing vaccines to prevent Ghana's children dying of diarrhea, or vaccines to stop them dying of pneumonia, he did what no African immunization chief has done before. He said he'd do both at the same time.
Dave Smith
Apr 26, 2012
Tullow Oil PLC recently announced an oil discovery in Kenya. Here is an economic analysis of what the discovery could mean for the future of the country.
Charlotte Lorick
Apr 07, 2012
Cost overruns and a massive writedown have knocked Kinross Gold's stock so low that some bankers see it as Canada's biggest potential takeover play, though obstacles to a bid for the senior gold producer may be too big to surmount.
Mike Obel
Mar 19, 2012