Morocco welcomes vote backing Western Sahara peace talks
Morocco on Saturday voiced satisfaction at a UN Security Council resolution endorsing a new peace initiative on the disputed territory
Algerian president promises fair, free parliamentary elections
Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika said on Saturday that the parliamentary elections on May 4 will be fair and free, urging
South Korea begins phasing out coins in move towards cashless society
South Korea, already among the least cash-dependent countries in the world, has started a trial to phase out coins. Officials
Man dragged off United flight reaches settlement with airline
David Dao, the Kentucky doctor dragged off the United flight in Chicago, has reached a settlement with the airline for
Pope Francis visits Egypt in effort to promote Christian-Muslim unity
Pope Francis landed in Egypt’s capital on Friday for a historic two-day visit aimed at presenting a united Christian-Muslim front
US President Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office
April 29th marks 100 days since the 45th US President Donald Trump took office and the world is taking stock
72 percent of South Sudan children drop out before finishing primary school
South Sudan continues to register the highest number of primary school dropout according to the United Nation Children agency, UNICEF.
Tunisian Prime Minister booed out of town hall meet over joblessness
Tunisia is facing a huge unemployment problem. The prime minister says his government is trying to address the issue but,
Manchester United to honor the Nigerian fans killed in Calabar
Nigerian football fans that died last week following an accident while watching a Europa League quarter-final match between Manchester United
Mystery illness kills 11 in Liberia, Ebola ruled out
United Nations officials say at least 11 people have died from a mysterious illness in Liberia, and tests have been