Malagasy electoral body wants presidential poll held earlier
Madagascar’s electoral authority has proposed bringing forward the presidential elections from December to August. The call follows on-going demonstrations in
U.N. resumes refugee evacuations from Libya to Niger
The U.N. refugee agency resumed evacuations of migrants from Libya on Tuesday, flying 132 mostly Eritrean refugees and asylum seekers
Six still trapped after Kenyan mine collapses
At least six people are feared dead in a gold mine in Migori County after a tunnel collapsed. The victims were
U.S. threatens to cut aid to South Sudan unless peace is restored
Roughly $110 million in aid planned for South Sudan in 2018 could be in jeopardy unless the country finds a
Ramaphosa concerned about increase in femicide in South Africa
South Africa remains a violent society in many ways, where murder, assault, rape and other contact crimes still widespread, President
Tension, political rhetoric rise in Burundi ahead of vote
“We have to castrate the enemy,” Cyprien Sinzotuma, provincial secretary of the ruling party in rural Muyinga province, said during
Nigeria village attack’s death toll rises to 73
The death toll of an attack on a village in Nigeria’s northwestern state of Kaduna has risen to 73, as
“World’s oldest man” celebrates 114th birthday
Fredie Blom, believed to be the world’s oldest man alive, celebrated his 114th birthday near Cape Town on Tuesday with
Rescued Nigerian migrants sue Italy over human rights
Nigerian migrants rescued from the Mediterranean after they attempted the deadly crossing to Europe last year are suing Italy for
Chinese-built railways put Ethiopia on track to meet 2025 development goals
For Tedela Chala, a supermarket worker in Addis Ababa, going to work is no longer the nightmare it used to