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Death toll from Somalia truck bomb in October now at 512 – probe committee

More than 500 people were killed in twin bomb blasts in Mogadishu in October, a Somali committee looking into the

Niger’s government has approved the use of armed American drones, expanding the U.S. ability to target militants in the region,

Eighteen children every hour were infected with HIV last year, a sign of scant progress in protecting the world’s young

Zimbabwe’s new President, Emmerson Mnangagwa, appointed senior military officials to top posts in his new cabinet and chose a veteran

Ahead of the World Aids Day on Friday, December 1, the World Health organization (WHO) reports that there were 36.7

South African President Jacob Zuma has condemned the “scourge of modern day slavery” in Libya, and has called on world

The U.S. Africa Command has dismissed allegations that it killed civilians during a deadly August raid against militants in Somalia.

Leaders gathered in Abidjan have common objective of finding practical solutions to the mass influx of African migrants to Europe.

Many of the migrants arriving in Europe after a deadly cross of the Mediterranean Sea have had harrowing experiences after

Former Egyptian Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq says the United Arab Emirates has barred him from leaving the country. This comes