U.N. chief condemns suspected Boko Haram attacks in Nigeria
The United Nations Secretary general Antonio Guterres has condemned Saturday attacks carried out by jihadists militant group Boko Haram that
Oil Depots “entirely destroyed” in Libya
Two oil depots at Libya’s second most important terminal, Ras Lanuf, have been entirely destroyed after an attack by militias,
Libyan airstrikes target group that attacked oil ports
Libyan forces carried out airstrikes against a militia attacking key oil ports in the east, a spokesman said as Libya’s
Top Croatian player sent home from World Cup after refusing to play Nigeria
Croatian forward Nikola kalinic has been sent home from the FIFA World Cup by head coach Zlatco Dalic after he
Kenya banks slow down on acquisitions and mergers
Commercial banks in Kenya have slowed down acquisitions and consolidation in 2018, having found ways to navigate the tough business
Banda in second bid for Malawi’s presidency
Malawi’s former President Joyce Banda, who returned home in April after four years of self-imposed exile, says she intends to
“Spiderman” receives hero’s welcome upon return visit to Mali
The Malian migrant who was hailed as a hero after he dramatically rescued a small boy dangling from a balcony
South Africa’s Semenya to challenge IAAF “female classification” rule
South African middle-distance runner Caster Semenya will challenge a female classification rule imposed by the International Association of Athletics Federation
Egypt’s Salah expected to play in World Cup match against Russia
Russia’s quest for World Cup glory began with a 5-0 thumping of Saudi Arabia but the host country faces an
Group of Egyptian lawmakers slam al-Sisi’s fiscal reforms
A group of Egyptian lawmakers on Sunday criticized recent fiscal reforms enacted by President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi’s government, especially subsidy