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The sport of cycling has steadily built a following in East Africa in recent years.
Guinea is the last country where people are still getting sick from Ebola, and health authorities are rallying traditional healers to help in the fight against the disease.
Five years after the deadly 2010 post-election violence in Ivory Coast, the country is determined to consolidate its peace.
An initiative that is giving teen mothers a second chance to complete their educations.
The Martian is making hundreds of millions of dollars and has gotten good reviews.
Acting on a court order, authorities in Nigeria demolished a slum last month in the commercial capital, Lagos.
A new study warns that too much time spent playing computer games can affect a child's performance at school.
One of the ways for keeping hair in shape involves applying heat, but just how much of it and for how long has been mostly left to experience.
Rapidly expanding solar cell technology relies on expensive photovoltaic materials such as silicon or cadmium telluride installation and maintenance costs are still high.
Turkey has begun a three-day period of mourning following Saturday's bomb attacks in the capital that killed nearly 100 people.
The first automated semi-trailer truck started its maiden voyage Friday, October 2, on a European highway.
US city officials and police in some communities are fighting back with programs designed to steer young people away from a life of crime.
