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Tunisia deploys army to quell violent protests

Over 300 protesters were arrested overnight and the army was deployed in several Tunisian cities to help contain violent demonstrations

The United Nations is committed to helping Libya organize elections by the end of the year, encouraged by the rate

The UN humanitarian agency says the death toll from a cyclone in Madagascar has reached 33. A statement on Wednesday

An EU fisheries deal with Morocco is invalid because it involves the disputed region of Western Sahara, the legal advisor

The cash-strapped central African nation of Chad has suspended a plan to reduce the salaries of its civil servants, Prime

Angolan President Joao Lourenço has removed the son of his predecessor Jose Eduardo dos Santos as head of the country’s

Tunisian police on Wednesday night clashed with anti-government protesters in at least five towns in a fourth night of demonstrations

Namibia’s government has banned the importation of all perishable food, fruits, unprocessed food and water from neighbouring Zambia over a

Zimbabwe is planning a mass sale of state owned enterprises as it looks to offset a ballooning budget deficit. The

If 2017 was an eventful year for Africa, 2018 is expected to be even busier. No less than nine African