Angola’s opposition appeals election results
Angola’s main opposition party has appealed to the constitutional court to annul the results of last month’s election, which gave
At least 80 arrested after Togo’s latest anti-government protests
At least 80 opposition protesters have been arrested after two days of demonstration demanding the departure of President Faure Gnassingbe.
Egypt archaeologists unearth goldsmith’s tomb near Luxor
Egyptian archaeologists have discovered a tomb of a prominent goldsmith who lived more than 3,000 years ago, unearthing statues, mummies
Five roaming lions raise alarm in South Africa
Five lions are on the loose in a rural area about 60 kilometres west of South Africa’s commercial capital of
Red Cross says staff member killed in South Sudan ambush
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) said on Saturday one of its drivers was shot dead when a
Nigeria’s Buhari urges calm after herdsmen kill 19 in central Plateau state
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari appealed for calm and an end to communal violence on Saturday after police said armed herdsmen
SA’s Anderson to face Nadal in U.S. Open final
Moments after qualifying for his first Grand Slam final, South Africa’s Kevin Anderson raced to hug his friends and family in the
Former Libyan prince calls for reactivation of 1951 constitution
Tunisia is hosting an international peace forum on Libya. Tunisian analysts and experts in Libyan affairs are looking for solutions
UN urges Togo to respond to people’s “legitimate expectations”
The United Nations urged Togo to respond to people’s “legitimate expectations” as police clashed with protesters demanding an end to
#KenyaDecides: The credibility of international observers in sharp focus
As Kenyans prepare for another round of Presidential Elections, the role international election observers play are sharply in focus. In