Libya’s Haftar committed to ending oil blockade, U.S. says
Libyan commander Khalifa Haftar has committed to ending a months-long blockade of oil facilities, the U.S. embassy in the country
Two years after signing peace deal, South Sudan remains at crossroads
After five years of brutal civil war, several South Sudanese parties signed a revitalized peace agreement in the Sudanese capital
Cote d’Ivoire relocates elephants to save dwindling population
An elephant named Hamed by residents in a southern region of Cote d’Ivoire has been captured and relocated to the
Nigeria’s Kaduna state approves law to castrate child rapists
The Kaduna State House of Assembly in Nigeria has approved surgical castration as punishment for those convicted of raping children
Chinese telecoms giant Huawei sows seeds for future in Zimbabwe by nurturing local ICT talents
Ten outstanding Information Communication Technology (ICT) students drawn from Zimbabwe’s universities on Friday successfully completed this year’s edition of Huawei’s
Mali talks on post-coup transition government wrapping up
Days of consultations to map out Mali’s transition to a civilian government will conclude Saturday, though transition leaders won’t be
Thousands march in Mauritius to protest disastrous oil spill
Thousands of people protested in Mauritius again Saturday over the government’s handling of an offshore oil spill that has become
Guterres condemns killing of journalists, after beheading of Mexican crime reporter
Following the gruesome death of a Mexican journalist specializing in crime reporting, who was found beheaded on Wednesday, UN chief António
Potential Ebola spread in DR Congo and beyond: WHO warns
Ebola is spreading in a western province in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), raising fears that the disease
Regional party wins vote in Ethiopia’s Tigray, challenging federal government
The regional ruling party has won a landslide election victory in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray region, officials said on Friday, as