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Seven dead in concert attack, reprisals in Central African Republic

Seven people were killed and around 20 others were injured in a grenade attack on a peace concert and reprisal

A group of vulnerable refugees from several African countries, who had been stuck in war-ravaged Libya, have been evacuated to

Celebrations in Brussels to mark Morocco’s return to soccer’s World Cup finals for the first time in two decades turned

South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma has no plans to announce a programme for free higher education until he reviews the

Somaliland are embarking on their first Presidential Election since 2010. Taking place on November 13, three candidates – Faysal Ali Warabe

Colombia has held its first Africa Fashion Week – featuring designers from across the continent and the diaspora. Organisers are

China’s “Double 11” shopping day has concluded with a bang, with Alibaba smashing its Singles’ Day record. The e-commerce giant’s

Brian Mitchell was one of South Africa′s best boxers, but due to sanctions during Apartheid, the former double world champion

Two East African presidents on Saturday condemned a decision by the International Criminal Court to open a war crimes investigation

Ugandan songstress Irene Ntale is making her mark on the African music scene. She’s just been nominated for the prestigious