A series of gold-framed pictures cover the wall from left to right inside the working space of Senegalese human rights activist Bineta Diop. Nelson Mandela, Paul Kagame, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Yasser Arafat — they’re all here. This is Diop’s wall of memories, reminders of meetings and accomplishments over the years.

WAU SHILUK, South Sudan — At the beginning of the rainy season every year, Nyaaker Onwar, 34, would plant the sorghum and vegetables, while her husband and eldest son herded the cows and caught fish from the White Nile. They ate what they produced, and when the harvest was bountiful, they sold the rest in a nearby market town.

On 12th June, the Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Finance, Mr. I-Ben Nashandi, on behalf of the Honourable Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila, Minister of Finance together with His Excellency Onno Hückmann, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany, launched the Financial Literacy Baseline Survey results.

On Sunday evening, key opposition figures met Col Zida for talks.

Namibia’s Electronic Election.

UN: $16.4 billion needed to aid most vulnerable – Yahoo News UK

Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic, a politically conservative member of the Croatian Democratic Union, has become the first female president of Croatia.

This post is announcing an invitation to members of the public, to participate in the Workshop and Conference on Youth and Development in Africa: Investing in New Technologies of Information and Communication holding at UNESCO.

African Heads of State under the aegis of the African Union, AU have elected Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe as the chairman of the body.

The International Monetary Fund has agreed to make loans of around $700m (£460m) available to Kenya.

Leadership expert Steve Tappin says “the future of the company depends on getting this right”.

Eurozone economy sees growth pick up – The eurozone economy grew by a stronger-than-expected 0.3% in the last three months of 2014, figures show.