Africa

State Media: Mugabe to Be Buried Next Sunday

Mugabe, an ex-guerrilla leader who became the southern African country's first leader following independence from white minority rule in 1980 and held on to power until he was forced to resign in 2017, died in Singapore on Friday.

British Politician Resigns Over Prime Minister's Handling of Brexit

Work and Pensions Secretary Amber Rudd said late Saturday that Boris Johnson is not working to secure a Brexit withdrawal agreement. 

Dorian Leaves a Path of Death and Destruction

The storm hit Canada’s Atlantic coast Saturday with heavy wind and rains that toppled a construction crane into the side of an apartment building under construction in Halifax, the provincial capital of Nova Scotia.

In Mugabe's Village, Relatives Say He Was Very Bitter Before Death

“He was bitter. You can imagine, the people that you trusted, the people who were guarding you, the people that were looking after your security are the same people that turn against you."

Zimbabwe's Mugabe Leaves Behind Mixed Legacy

Others say he rigged elections, destroyed the economy of what was once Africa's breadbasket and terrorized his people for decades.

Zimbabwe’s Robert Mugabe: From Liberator to Oppressor

Pope Wraps Up 3-Day, 3-Theme Tour in Mozambique

The pope's main theme was reconciliation, after leaders in the country recently signed a peace deal aimed at ending decades of low-level conflict that followed a brutal 16-year civil war. 

Mugabe Died Isolated, Silenced After A Military Takeover

“True, I resigned and in the note read in parliament when I resigned, I said I had done so in order to avoid bloodshed, in order to avoid conflict between the army and the people.” Mugabe

Factoids: Zimbabwe Former President Robert Mugabe

EDUCATION:  Kutama College; University of Fort Hare; University of Oxford, University of London, University of South Africa.

As Violence Subsides, South Africans and Others Take Stock

Anti-immigrant attacks have claimed 10 lives, incited fear, strained diplomatic and business relations

Nigerians Attack South African Businesses in Retaliation

Amid a growing outcry about the attacks on many Nigerians living in South Africa, youths took to the streets Tuesday evening in some Nigerian cities to attack South African owned businesses.