Talks between DPRK and ROK lead to historic peace deal
The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and the Republic of Korea embraced on Friday after pledging to work for the
Uganda backs law to have single East African currency
Uganda welcomed a new law passed by the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) to pave the way for the
8th Chinese peacekeeping medical unit saves lives in South Sudan
To thousands of refugees, especially women, in war-torn South Sudan, the 8th Chinese Peacekeeping Medical Detachment to South Sudan has often
U.N. confirms 10 aid workers missing in South Sudan
The UN humanitarian agency confirmed on Thursday that 10 aid workers have gone missing outside South Sudan’s Yei town in
Over 160 children rescued from ‘baby factory’ in Nigeria
More than 160 children have been rescued from a “baby factory” and two unregistered orphanages in Nigeria’s main city, Lagos,
U.N. says it found probable mass graves in DR Congo
The United Nations says its peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo discovered five probable mass grave sites
Remains of more than 200 killed in Rwanda genocide discovered
The remains of more than 200 people killed during the 1994 Rwandan genocide have been uncovered in a village on
Liberians pressure Weah to protect ancestral land rights
Chiefs across Liberia are petitioning lawmakers and activists prepare for a sit-in protests as they push to secure ancestral land
Nigerian lawmakers summon President Buhari over communal killings
Nigerian lawmakers are now demanding to know what President Muhammadu Buhari p[lans to about a recent spate of communal killings.
Ethiopia raises cry for Britain to return ‘looted’ artifacts
The hair of a long-dead emperor and an intricate golden crown are among the artifacts Ethiopia’s government is demanding to