Egypt court upholds ousted president Morsi’s 25-year in jail over “Qatar document leak”
CAIRO, Sept. 16 — An Egyptian court on Saturday upheld life sentence in prison against the ousted president Mohamed Morsi
Togo lawmakers working on bill to allow presidential term limits
After holding back from making a comment on the political crisis in Togo, regional body Economic Community of West African
Sudan’s FM in Washington to push for lifting of sanctions
Just before leaving office President Barack Obama signed an Executive Order in effect rewarding Sudan, for taking positive actions on
Tanzania: 20 arrested in Zanzibar for ‘homosexuality’
Twenty people have been arrested on Tanzania’s semi-autonomous archipelago Zanzibar for alleged homosexuality, a police official said Saturday, in the
UN concerned over increasing mass displacements in C.A.R.
The United Nations refugee agency has expressed concern over the increasing mass displacements in the Central African Republic following the
Tunisian women free to marry non-Muslims
Tunisia has overturned a law that banned women from marrying non-Muslims. A spokeswoman for President Beji Caid Essebsi made the
Sierra Leone mudslide survivors receive compensation via mobile money transactions
Hundreds of survivors of the deadly Sierra Leone mudslide that occurred in mid-August have started receiving monetary compensation through mobile
Niger floods leave at least 54 dead, 200 000 displaced
Niamey – Flooding unleashed by three months of torrential rain in Niger has killed at least 54 people and left
At least 33 feared dead in Nigeria boat accident
Kano – At least 33 people drowned after an overloaded boat carrying traders from Niger capsized in northwest Nigeria, the
U.N.: Splits in rebellion makes South Sudan peace harder to achieve
The United Nations says the quest to end the conflict in South Sudan is getting complicated by the splintering of