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Around 100 journalists joined the demonstration in central Algiers against reporting restrictions

the film uses a dead body that nobody wants to bury as the propeller for a satire on pen-pushers, hate-mongers, and humbugs.

80,000 Egyptian pounds for families of those who lost their lives and 25,000 Egyptian pounds for the injured.

Authorities have closed three houses of its leading members

Courting independent renewable energy producers to help power the country’s economy

Tanzanian government accused The Citizen of relaying false information on the devaluation of Tanzanian shilling

In a country dominated by a single party since independence, who will steward change?

When such children turn themselves in, they are sent to UNICEF which takes them to a centre to help re-educate them.

The slogans that were to trigger uprisings across the Arab world meet visitors to the famed Bardo Museum in Tunis

Lucha is a pro-democracy civil rights movement in DR Congo whose name means “Struggle for Change”