Over 200 killed in weekend violence in central Nigeria: governor
More than 200 people were killed in violence against farming communities last weekend in Plateau state, central Nigeria, according to
Trump, Putin set to hold summit in ‘third country’
The United States and Russia on Wednesday reached an agreement to have Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin hold a
U.N. encouraged by progress in South Sudan talks
The United Nations has expressed satisfaction at what appears to be momentum in the South Sudan peace talks, but still
Rwanda prepares to send all-woman peacekeeping unit to South Sudan
Rwanda is set to send an all-female formed police unit for deployment in South Sudan under the UN peacekeeping mission,
Eritrea and Ethiopia “open door of peace” after first talks in 20 years
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Long-time foes Eritrea and Ethiopia “opened the door of peace” on Tuesday after the first high-level visit from Asmara
Sudan overturns death sentence for teen wife Noura Hussein
A lawyer says a Sudanese court has overturned a death sentence against a young woman convicted of killing her husband,
Nigeria says Argentina’s Rojo committed handball penalty
After going out of the World Cup, Nigeria complained about not being awarded a second penalty in a 2-1 defeat
Nigeria fans heartbroken after World Cup loss to Argentina
Supporters of Nigeria’s soccer team described their heartbreak after watching the elimination of the national side from the World Cup
Volkswagen opens Rwanda’s first automobile plant
Volkswagen will launch a car assembly facility in Rwanda on Wednesday, the first such factory in the East African nation as
UN says Malian forces executed 12 civilians at a market
Malian forces involved in the fight against Islamist militants in the West African nation executed 12 civilians in retaliation after