Several thousand Zimbabweans joined a march through Harare in support of President Robert Mugabe on Wednesday after the main opposition party staged its own rally last month.[4] Check Also: Zimbabwe: Demonstrators Held The Largest Protest Against Mugabe The marchers, many of whom were transported to the capital by bus,[9] sang songs praising Mugabe and wore T-shirts displaying his image as they ...

The U.N. Security Council and Western donors have urged Somalia’s parliament to speed up approval of new election rules to ensure an August vote is held on time, saying delays put recovery from conflict at risk.[9] Check Also: Kenyan Diplomat Kamau To Head UN Environmental Task Force Somalia, slowly rebuilding after decades of violence and still battling an Islamist insurgency,[7] is ...

President Barack Obama has announced the US is fully lifting its embargo on sales of lethal weapons to Vietnam, its one-time enemy.[1] Speaking during a visit to communist and talks with its leaders, Mr Obama said the move removed a “lingering vestige of the Cold War”.[2] Check Also: Barrack Obama Ordered 300 US Troops To Cameroon To Help Fight Against Boko ...

Kenya ambassador to the United Nations Macharia Kamau was appointed as one of two UN Special Envoys on El Niño and Climate.[4] Check Also: Uhuru Kenyatta Organised A Rally To Celebrate Withdraw Of ICC charges UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon also named former President of Ireland Mary Robinson to the newly created post on Friday.[4] The Kenyan diplomat is widely respected in ...

Corrupt Countries: Corruption and economic turmoil often go hand-in-hand. In western nations like the United States and many European countries, we often see corruption come to light as the result of whistleblowers or journalistic efforts.[3] But in many other areas of the world, however, corruption plays a major role in fostering staggering poverty and broken economic systems in a much ...