Egypt to temporarily reopen Rafah crossing with Gaza for humanitarian cases
The Egyptian authorities have decided on Friday to reopen Rafah border crossing in both directions from Saturday to Tuesday, Egypt’s
Attackers kill 26 in northwest Burundi ahead of vote
At least 26 people were killed and seven others wounded in an attack in Burundi’s north western province of Cibitoke
Northwest Congo hospital receives new suspected Ebola case
The main hospital in Democratic Republic of Congo’s northwestern town of Bikoro has received a new suspected Ebola case, the
Madagascar president lifts restrictions on opposition candidates
Madagascar’s president approved a new election law lifting a provision that would have prevented the main opposition candidate from standing
Nigeria’s Buhari returns home after seeing doctor in Britain
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari returned home on Friday after travelling to Britain this week to see his doctor, his spokesman
Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa raises war veterans pensions ahead of election
President Emmerson Mnangagwa said on Friday that pensions and allowances for veterans of Zimbabwe’s independence war would be increased, days
Ex-Congo Republic army chief, opposition figure jailed for 20 years
A court in Congo Republic sentenced ex-army chief and opposition presidential candidate Jean-Marie Michel Mokoko to 20 years in prison
C.A.R. apologizes for killing of Sudanese ambassador’s guard
The Central Africa Republic is investigating the circumstances under which a Sudanese diplomat was killed in the county. C.A.R. Prime
Ghana’s Speaker to resign if lawmakers introduce bill on homosexuality
The Ghanaian Parliament’s Speaker Aaron Mike Oquaye has threatened to resign if lawmakers introduce a bill to legalize homosexuality in