South Africa's new president aims to heal seismic splits within the governing African National Congress.

Miza should be dead. The baby gorilla had been hanging off her mother's back when gunmen slaughtered 10 endangered mountain gorillas in Congo's Virunga National Park last year. Miza's mother was one of those killed. Rangers couldn't find baby Miza

I AM still looking at Discovery's return on assets but was diverted - temporarily - to have another look at share buy-backs.

Orange Cameroun recently organised a send-off and welcome party for the outgoing and incoming General Managers of the corporation, Philipe Luxcey and Jean-Michel Latute, respectively.

Insurance pricing in the aviation insurance market is going up for the first time in five years, according to a report from Aon.

In the wake of mixed reactions concerning the recent donation of 100 vehicles by Arcelormittal, the company yesterday issued a press statement commenting on the issue.

On 24 September 2008, the Amani Programme Steering Committee welcomed the declaration made by the armed groups that signed the pledge of commitment for South Kivu, through which they formally committed to move to disengagement, the restoration of state authority

An international NGO has suspended its activities following attacks on its workers in Ituri District, Orientale Province, in north-eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), a senior official said.

The General Manager, of the National Social Insurance Fund, NSIF, Alain Mekulu Mvondo Akame, has said some 6.500 retired workers across the country received FCFA 18.5 billion Tuesday, September 16, as the third semester pension in the corporation's one-day payment

Higher Education Minister, Jacques Fame Ndongo, has called on Rectors of the six State universities in Cameroon to create employment opportunities for graduates and produce an unemployment observatory for graduates in their institutions.

Despite what has been called an "explosion" in the passage of FOI laws with more than seventy developing countries passing the laws in the last decade, Africa has largely been absent.

Authorities of Information and Communication Technology Institution, ADCOME, have urged the government of Cameroon and the civil society to make computers accessible in schools across the country.

Yes We Can!" What a brilliant slogan this is. The US presidential hopeful, Senator Barack Obama, certainly has a winner on this one. It denotes so many possibilities. It says we can change the world, we can change our way

A delegation from the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Chinese Parliament visited Cameroon last week at the invitation of the Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon Cavaye Yegue Jibril.

The Environmental Protection Company (EPA) announced at a press conference yesterday that it is closing down the International Aluminum Factory (IAF) in Sinkor for breaching its permit.

Low turnout marked the start of the voting exercise in Bomet and Sotik constituencies although most of the polling stations opened on time.

President Kibaki has supported calls for dual citizenship in the new constitutional dispensation.

Congress for Democratic Change (CDC), Assistant Secretary Acarous Gray has refuted report that he facilitated the escape of two suspects from the Ashmun Street Police Depot last Friday night, as was reported by the police on Tuesday.