OYOO: Africa rising: Myth or reality?

The ninth edition of Africa’s biggest reality series BIG BROTHER AFRICA kicks off in September. Unlike previous years, this year’s entry process is slightly different as potential housemates are invited to come in their numbers for auditions in their respective country venues.
“We are very grateful and remain pleasantly surprised by the overwhelming response that the show has been receiving over the years. We look forward to the selection of our potential housemates coming in large numbers...

Under the “Chatham House” rules of the conference, which took place in Johannesburg recently, the participants can’t be quoted by name.

Are you ready for the drama, loads of laughter and tears? Big Brother Africa will never disappoint! Get ready to be dazzled when Africa’s biggest reality series hits the screens on 7 September 2014!
It’s Big Brother Time and since the first season, the reality series has attracted some funny, dramatic, weird and wonderful characters that have kept viewers glued to the screens 24/7. Some housemates who have been part of this huge show have had their talents realized and have gone on...

Rwanda has once again expressed its concern on the rising graft in the East African region, warning that if not contained the vice would undermine realisation of the bloc’s Vision 2050.

When there is discussion around the African economy, there are so many different views – and here are four. The first view talks of ‘Africa rising,’ whatever that may mean.

>Rising violence from brutal Islamist groups in Africa will be a key issue at an Africa summit US President Barack Obama is hosting in Washington this week.

MultiChoice Africa has launched it’s biggest campaign yet, to celebrate Africa’s positivity,successes and the ability to tell the African story by Africans. The campaign dubbed “Africa Rising” is put up to honor and celebrate all that is positive in Africa. Especially the people around the continent who achieve the inspiring, the amazing and the impossible. It is an effort to allow the world to share...

The number of women that think of marital rape as a myth is appalling. When I started to read up on marital rape in Tanzania, I particularly looked at blogs and spaces that gave people a chance to give feedback on their thoughts on the subject matter.