Death toll from airstrike in Libya’s Tripoli climbs to 30
The death toll from an airstrike that slammed into a military academy in Libya’s capital climbed to at least 30
South Africa’s Eskom extends power cuts into Monday
South Africa’s struggling state power firm Eskom said on Sunday that it would extend electricity cuts until 5 a.m. local
Kenya, Somalia keep eyes on court over ocean block dispute
Somalia’s diplomatic relations with Kenya will in 2020 be tested depending on the outcome of the maritime boundary case which
Chad ends Boko Haram mission, withdraws troops from Nigeria
Chad has ended a months-long mission fighting Boko Haram in neighboring Nigeria and withdrawn its 1,200-strong force across their common
UN condemns military escalation in, around Libyan capital
United Nations (UN) senior officials on Friday condemned the recent military escalation in and around Libyan capital Tripoli, which has
Al Shabaab attacks Kenya base used by Kenyan, U.S. forces
Somalia’s al Shabaab Islamist group on Sunday attacked a base in Kenya’s Lamu county used by both U.S. and Kenyan
19 killed in attack by gunmen in central Nigeria
At least 19 people were killed by an armed gang during an attack on a community on Friday night in
Chinese doctor helps improving health of Namibian populace
Chu Hailin, a 51-year-old Chinese doctor, based in Namibia is healing locals at the Katutura State Hospital Acupuncture Department in
Kenya says starts spraying of locusts seen as threat to food security
Kenya said on Saturday it had started aerial spraying in three counties in the country’s north to try to head
South Africa’s Kevin Anderson returns to action after knee injury
South African tennis player Kevin Anderson on Saturday made his return to competitive action after nearly six months out with