Thousands march against referendum, extra powers for Mali president
Thousands of Malians took to the streets on Saturday to protest against a planned referendum on constitutional changes that would
Gunmen attack Congo wildlife reserve, U.S. journalist, three guards missing
Armed men attacked a group of journalists and park rangers in a remote east Congo wildlife reserve overnight into Saturday,
Gambia anti-migration efforts: Returnee migrants sensitising youths on migrations risks
As the world grapples with the migrant situation in the Mediterranean, Italy has put up a policy aimed at managing
Eight killed in stampede in Senegal
At least eight people were killed on Saturday in a stampede in a football stadium in the Senegalese capital Dakar during
Uganda govt pushes for scrapping of presidential age limit
Plans to scrap presidential age limit for candidates in Uganda have been strongly backed by the country’s government despite strong
United States, Somali forces conduct airstrikes against Al-Shabaab
The U.S. military confirmed Friday its special forces conducted airstrikes in southern Somalia early Thursday but did not say the
Zimbabwe’s President back in the country after medical check-up trip in Singapore
Zimbabwe’s state radio reports that the country’s President Robert Mugabe on Saturday arrived back after a week-long trip to Singapore
Juba hails China’s contribution toward peace and economic stability
China has been assisting South Sudan. The country’s government says China is playing a key role in trying to return
Dramatic footage show children being rescued at Mediterranean Sea
The Italian Coastguard has released dramatic footage of people being rescued at the Mediterranean 12 among them children. A coastguard
Nigeria launches investigation into deaths of fishermen
Nigeria has launched an investigation into the deaths of nearly a hundred fishermen who Cameroonian soldiers are accused of killing