South Sudan Rebels Reject Kiir Staying on as President
The latest from the South Sudan peace talks isn’t encouraging. The two sides have been given until October to end
Egypt Mulls Military Intervention in Libya
Libya’s ambassador to Cairo called for foreign help earlier this week and it would not be the first time Egypt
Kenya and South Africa to Hold Talks Regarding Visa Requirements
Kenya hopes to have resolved a diplomatic spat with South Africa before the end of September. Travel between the two
Nigerians React to their Troops Fleeing Raging Militants
Reactions have been trailing the action of some Nigerian soldiers who reportedly fled into Cameroon when confronted in a fierce
Fistula becomes Common in Niger Due to High Birth Rates
Falling pregnant in Niger can be a dangerous business. The country has one of the highest maternal death rates in
Nigeria Declares Victory Over Ebola
Nigeria has declared victory in its battle to contain Ebola. The virus killed five people in its commercial capital, Lagos
Kenyan Economy Hit by Ebola
The fallout from the Ebola Epidemic continues to make itself felt in various places across the African continent. In Kenya,
Ebola: Belgian Scientist Warns of ‘Perfect Storm’ in West Africa
Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has sacked government ministers and senior ministers abroad. They had apparently refused to return home
Ebola: DRC Government Steps Up Efforts to Contain the Virus
The Democratic Republic of the Congo is putting in place measures to halt the spread of the deadly Ebola virus.
Ebola: Airlines Urged to Resume Flights to the Affected Countries
he United Nations pointman on the virus has urged airlines to resume flights to the hardest-hit countries. Doctor David Nabarro