[HRW] Dakar -Guinea's political parties should act with restraint and take concrete steps to prevent election-related violence. The security forces should intervene to prevent violence in a lawful and impartial manner.
[allAfrica] Food often brings us together - whether it is working to harvest crops, preparing traditional recipes or over joyous celebrations. While what we eat varies, food is a constant across families and across national lines. It is a need we all share, yet something too many go without.
[Monitor] Following the death of his grandfather to breast cancer, Moris Atwine, a third year Computer Science student at Makerere University together with two other students have developed technology that detects and stops the spread of the disease.
[CIO] Nigeria-based digital printing startup, Printivo, has closed in on a, yet to be disclosed, six-figure seed financing from early-stage technology venture capital firm, EchoVC Partners.
[The Conversation Africa] Police statistics in South Africa show a worrying trend: the increased use of illegal small arms and light weapons in the country's growing problem of violent crime.
[The Conversation Africa] The world's largest and most powerful radio telescope, which is to be constructed in South Africa from 2017, has the potential to stimulate interest in astronomy across Africa by tapping into the continent's traditions of watching the night skies.
[News24Wire] Non-governmental Organisations (NGOs) Earthlife Africa Jhb and the Southern African Faith Communities Environment Institution (SAFCEI) have approached courts to challenge government's plans to procure nuclear reactors.