VIDEO: The riots that started in a classroom

A floating school is giving the children of a fishing community in Makoko in Lagos, Nigeria, the chance of a better life.

Filmmaker Dan Edge investigates why the Ebola crisis of 2014 was not contained sooner and visits the tree thought to be the source of the outbreak.

A tourist who was in the Bardo museum in Tunis when gunmen opened fire captured the panic on video.

>Riots are  a primitive means of protest applied by people who may have genuine grievances that can be better addressed through peaceful processions or dialogue with the authorities.

Kenyan police fire tear gas to disperse rioters angry at the killing of two clerics accused of belonging to al-Shabab in the north-eastern town of Mandera.

Riots and chaos arose in some parts of the country today as supporters of the opposition  protested election result delays.

The environment is on the  global agenda  and it is also becoming a hot topic in schools throughout the world. In turn, Tanzanian schools are increasingly  placing environmental awareness on their priority list. Furthermore,  NGOs are working with local schools to help a child understand the impact that humans have on the world.

Converting the shade of a coconut tree  may seem and sound a novel idea for a theatrical play intended to entertain viewers.

Tanzania: A Classroom Under the Shade of Trees
AllAfrica.com
Mtwara — Converting the shade of a coconut tree may seem and sound a novel idea for a theatrical play intended to entertain viewers. Not so in Nanyati in Mtwara, where the scenario is real and not a laughing matter. It is an option dictated by a ...