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Charles de Gaulle delivering a radio broadcast speech from his refuge in London Source: http://www.ereporter.com.ng/index.php/more-news/today-in-history/item/1272-today-in-history-november-13th A...
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Last month he said that an 'Iraq first' attack was the best means to combat ISIS, but Obama has reportedly developed a new strategy to defeat the al Qaeda splinter group - starting with the...
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The three suspects in tax evasion case, from left Mbarushimana (RRA worker), Ntazinda (worker of Bimenyimana) and Bimenyimana (the dealer in Kigali City). (E. Ntirenganya) Police has arrested...
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Nato has seen Russian military equipment and Russian combat troops entering Ukraine this week, its top commander Gen Philip Breedlove says. Nato chief Jens Stoltenberg later urged Russia to pull...
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November 12th 1923, Adolf Hitler is arrested for his attempted German coup. A chronological timetable of historical events that occurred on this day in history. Historical facts of the day in...
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Coca Cola Factory Construction of a Coca Cola factory in Gaza is set to begin this week after being green-lighted by Israel's defense establishment. A major advantage of the new factory is...
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Senior ministers have been warned that the sheer number of terrorist plots presently being planned in the UK means one slipping through the security service net is "almost inevitable". Although...
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Russia will not allow any nation to dominate it in military terms, the Russian president said. Some nations are developing new kinds of weapons, which may tip the global strategic balance, but...
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The D.R Congo based Rwandan FDLR rebels in a letter dated November 3, addressed to President Joseph Kabila of the DRC, Martin Koble; the head of MONUSCO, SADC and and the International...
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The story of the current Ebola pandemic appears still in its opening chapter. Will the virus be contained, or will it spread its horror across Africa and beyond? The question is being raised...
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President Kagame waves to the crowd in recognition of the warm reception he received at Jabana in Gasabo District yesterday. President Paul Kagame has urged Rwandans never to settle for less...
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Joseph Odindo, the founding editor of The EastAfrican. What was the idea behind The EastAfrican? Is the paper still relevant? What needs to be done differently especially with changes in media...
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Dr Craig Spencer An American doctor who became the first person to be diagnosed in New York with Ebola has been cured of the potentially deadly virus and will be discharged, officials say...
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Derna has been out of government control since 2012 Three young activists have been found beheaded in Derna, in eastern Libya. The three, who had relayed information about the city through...
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The collapsed synagogue church building which resulted in the death of over 100 persons, majority being South African nationals A Federal High Court in Lagos on Monday fixed November 17, 2014...
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Boko Haram Insurgents occupying Mubi A Sahara Reporters source has revealed that the Nigerian troops given the mandate to liberate Mubi today have failed, resulting in the death of a Lieutenant...
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Annan anasema hajaridhishwa na juhudi za mataifa ya magharibi kupambana na Ebola Katibu mkuu wa zamani wa Umoja wa Mataifa Kofi Annan amekosoa ambavyo mataifa ya magharibi...
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Hamas terrorists in Gaza ISIS may still be the world's richest terror organizations, Forbes Israel revealed Tuesday - but Hamas is a close second. Terror groups require an enormous amount of...
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Botswana's President Ian Khama (right) talks with High Court Chief Justice Maruping Dibotelo as he was sworn in for his second term on October 28, 2014 in Gaborone. Botswana's government says it...
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British firms are forced to hire foreign staff because workers here are too lazy, Eastern Europeans claimed yesterday.They are not prepared to stand in a factory for eight to 12 hours and find it...
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