Egypt’s President El-Sisi to be sworn in on June 2
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi is scheduled to be officially sworn in for his second four-year term on 2 June
Zimbabwe’s former president Mugabe snubs parliament again
Former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe failed to appear before parliament for the second time on Monday to clarify a statement
Libyan factions agree to hold elections on December 10
Rival Libyan forces on Tuesday struck a deal that would create a political framework to pave way for United Nations-backed
French scientists attempt to measure dolphins’ ‘happiness’
Are captive dolphins “happy?” That is the question animal rights campaigners always want answered. French scientists working with dolphins at
Mohamed Salah to seek treatment in Spain
Egypt’s football star Mohamed Salah is set to travel to Spain this week for medical treatment as he seeks to
W.H.O. ‘cautiously optimistic’ about Ebola outbreak after vaccinations
The World Health Organization is cautiously optimistic about the progress of the Ebola response in Democratic Republic of Congo after
Kenya to spend US$5 million to deport illegal foreign workers
The Kenyan government will spend about US$5 million in 2018 to deport foreigners working in the country illegally, a significant
Floods in eastern Africa may bring additional food shortages
Rainfall that’s been twice the seasonal average in parts of eastern Africa has claimed almost 500 lives, forced thousands from
Top DPRK general headed to U.S. ahead of historic summit
A top DPRK general is headed to the United States in what has been described as the highest-profile visit in
Search for missing MH370 plane comes to an end
The four-year search for the Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 that disappeared in 2014 officially ended on Tuesday. US-based Ocean Infinity