Mia Farrow continues to sell Naomi Campbell down the river.

Yesterday she took the stand at Charles Taylor’s war crimes trial and said Naomi knew the former Liberian leader was the one who had his aides bring her “a huge diamond,” which kinda effs ish up for Naomi since she claimed she didn’t know where they came from. It doesn’t help that Campbell’s own former agent Carole White also sold her out.

Campbell took the witness box at The Hague in the Netherlands on Thursday August 5 to face claims she accepted blood diamonds – a term for jewels sold to finance conflicts – as a gift from Taylor after a dinner party in South Africa hosted by Nelson Mandela in 1997.

Campbell admitted she had been awoken in the night by men at her door, who then handed her a bag of “dirty-looking stones”...

Two gay men jailed in Malawi but later pardoned by the country's President Bingu wa Mutharika have been released from prison, say reports.

Steven Monjeza and Tiwonge Chimbalanga had been given 14-year jail terms for "gross indecency and unnatural acts" after celebrating their engagement.

They were pardoned during a visit by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.

Africa may still be suffering from a chronic brain drain but some of the continent's elite are turning their backs on the West and taking their talents back home according to film-maker Andy Jones.

About eLearning Africa 2010

The 5th eLearning Africa will take place from May 26th – 28th, 2010 in Lusaka, Zambia, under the patronage of the

 

FIFA Africa rankings

Africa football rankings released by world governing body

FIFA (Africa ranking, world ranking): Number on the left Africa ranking, Number on the right World ranking

Egypt 1 13

Cameroon 2 19

Nigeria 3 20

 

“We knew from the beginning that we wanted to have Afrika as a theme in the music. So that played a part in terms of making a conscious effort to bring that out when we chose the topics of the songs. Otherwise than that, the whole process was real natural. We just let the vibrations carry us.” - Jr. Gong

Making history, Michael Wright became the first African-American diving champion in USA Diving's history. According to USA Diving Officials, Wright's win in the men's 1-meter springboard competition secured him that honor.

We Are The World 25 For Haiti debuted last night. With today's stars coming together with a few veterans from the original version, the song and video is vaialble for download with proceeds to be donated to Haitian relief fund.

Fourteen years after leaving the label he once called home, Dr. Dre is taking Deathrow Records to court.

Dr.Dre, real name Andre Young, is suing Death Row now owned by WIDEawake Entertainment, over royalties.