Thousands flee C.A.R. violence into DR Congo
The United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) is alarmed by the new displacements in the northern Democratic Republic of Congo, where
Over 200 children released by South Sudan armed groups
More than 200 children were released by South Sudanese armed groups on Thursday, the third time children have been freed
U.N. chief condemns attack against peacekeepers in C.A.R.
The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has condemned the recent attacks against UN peacekeepers in the Central African Republic
UN agency accuses Algeria of dumping migrants in Sahara desert
Algeria has been accused of abandoning migrants in the Sahara Desert, a development the UN has warned could trigger another
Rare Gulf of Aden cyclone threatens Horn of Africa
Tropical Cyclone Sagar developed late Wednesday in the Gulf of Aden between Yemen and Somalia, and could become one of the
Egypt to open Rafah crossing for Ramadan
Egypt will open the Rafah border crossing with Gaza for the entire Muslim holy month of Ramadan, the longest period
Human Rights Watch: At least 15 killed during Burundi referendum campaign
At least 15 people were killed and six were raped during a referendum campaign in Burundi that could keep President
Pregnant rhino in U.S. could play role in saving Africa’s northern white rhino
A southern white rhino has become pregnant through artificial insemination at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park — giving hope
Kenyan university lecturers end strike over low pay
Kenyan university lecturers have called off their strike which had paralysed learning in public universities for nearly three months. The
Nile dam dispute: Egypt invites Ethiopia for more talks on GERD
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has invited Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed to visit Cairo for more talks on the