Twenty wounded in northern Mali rocket attack on U.N. base
Twenty people were wounded on Thursday in northern Mali’s restive Kidal region, including 18 U.N. peacekeepers from Chad, in a
Ethiopia PM visits Eq. Guinea from Guinea, next stop South Africa
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is on an official visit to Equatorial Guinea as at Thursday morning, state-run FANA broadcasting
NASA researchers think Egyptian pyramids may align with ancient star
The U.S-based National Aeronautics And Space Administration’s (NASA) Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) has located that an ancient star experiences eclipses that
UN envoy concerned about surge in terrorist attacks in West Africa, Sahel
The United Nations envoy for West Africa and the Sahel says the region has experienced “a devastating surge in terrorist attacks against
Carabao Cup: Nigeria’s Iheanacho earns Leicester a draw against Villa
Nigerian forward Kelechi Iheanacho’s equalizer earned Leicester City a 1-1 draw against Aston Villa in their Carabao Cup semi-final, first
Mahrez scores as Man City beat United in Carabao Cup first leg
While Senegal’s Sadio Mane was accepting his award for being named the 2019 CAF African Player of the Year in
Police order Kinshasa University students off campus
Students at the Kinshasa University campus were given a 24-hour ultimatum by police in the Democratic Republic of Congo to
Norway offers to take in 600 Libya evacuees from Rwanda camp
Norway this year will take in 600 people evacuated to Rwanda from Libyan detention centers, the Nordic country said on
20 killed, 1000 left homeless following militant attack in northeast Nigeria
About 20 soldiers were killed and nearly 1,000 people made homeless in a militant attack on a town in northeastern
Al-Shabaab threatens Kenya, US with further attacks
Al-Qaeda linked terrorist group Al-Shabaab on Wednesday warned Kenya to withdraw its military from Somalia or face further attacks just