#KenyaDecides: Former Ghanaian president calls for peace during Kenya’s upcoming election
In Kenya, former Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama has added his voice to calls for peace during the upcoming Kenyan
Nigeria army moves operation base to Maiduguri to tackle insurgency
Following Nigeria’s acting president Yemi Osinbajo’s order, Nigeria’s top military officials have moved their operation base from the country’s capital
Al-Qaeda frees South African kidnapped in 2011
A South African man who was kidnapped by al-Qaeda from Mali has been released and is back home. Stephen McGowan
Italian warship arrives in Libya to help fight illegal immigration
An Italian warship on Wednesday arrived in the Libyan capital Tripoli with a naval expert team on board, a Libyan
Authorities in Nigeria charge at least 40, including minors over ‘gay activities’
Authorities in Nigeria on Thursday accused 40 males, including 12 minors, of engaging in “gay activities” in a hotel in
Burkina Faso to set up multi-million infrastructural project to combat militancy
The Burkina Faso government has announced an infrastructural development plan that aims to create massive jobs and boost economic growth
Libyan parliament rejects Italian naval deployment
The deployment of Italian naval vessels in Libyan waters is being contested within the North African nation. The country’s parliament,
South African school offers training in drone industry
They fly, they fight, and they give us a bird’s-eye view of dangerous and inaccessible places: Unmanned aerial vehicles are
Nigeria’s legendary musician Fela Kuti remembered 20 years after his death
August 2 this year marked 20 years since Nigerian music legend Fela Anikulapo Kuti’s died. That year, the world watched
UN: Half the HIV-positive population can access treatment
The United Nations recently announced a major milestone in the fight against HIV. For the first time, half of the