U.N,: Famine averted but millions still at risk in Lake Chad region
The United Nations is calling upon world leaders to maintain their support towards the humanitarian cause in the Lake Chad
Nigerian President Buhari to push for UN reforms at 72nd General Assembly
Nigeria’s foreign minister Geoffrey Onyeama has confirmed that President Muhammadu Buhari will lead the country’s delegation at the 72nd United
South Sudan seeks explanation following U.S. sanctions
The South Sudanese government has said it is dismayed by the U.S. decision to impose sanctions on three current and
Egypt prosecutors order detention of Egyptian lawyer in slain Italian’s case
Egyptian prosecutors have ordered the detention of a lawyer who assisted the family of an Italian graduate student killed under
Voter registration begins in DR Congo’s troubled Kasai region
Democratic Republic of Congo’s electoral commission says it has started voter registration in the turbulent Kasai provinces where thousands have
Halimah Yacob, Singapore’s first woman president
Halimah Yacob, a former speaker of parliament, was declared elected as Singapore’s first woman president on Wednesday, after the returning
Central African Republic defense minister sacked amid growing violence
Central African Republic president Faustin-Archange Touadera sacked his defense minister on Tuesday evening, according to a state radio broadcast, amid
EU Naval Force seeks to enhance Somalia’s maritime security
The European Union Naval Force personnel have helped train Somalia’s Maritime Police Unit in Mogadishu to help strengthen the Horn
US to stop issuing visas to citizens of 3 African countries
The United States on Tuesday said it would stop issuing business and tourism visas to Eritrean nationals with immediate effect.
Kenyan opposition MPs boycott Uhuru Kenyatta’s parliament opening
Kenyan opposition Members of Parliament on Tuesday boycotted the opening of the new parliament by President Uhuru Kenyatta, saying he