DRC’s ‘invisible’ massacre
It was a bloodbath that happened out of sight of the rest of the world and was largely unnoticed even
Egypt’s Sisi takes over African Union presidency on Sunday
Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi will arrive in Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa on Saturday to attend the 32nd ordinary session
Tunisia court sentences jihadists to life for deadly 2015 attack
A Tunisian court has sentenced seven jihadists to life in prison for the deadly 2015 attacks at a museum and
Losing climate change race a ‘disaster for Africa,’ UN says
The United Nations chief says the world is losing the race with climate change and “this can be a disaster
Haftar’s forces gain control of Libya’s largest oil field
Libyan forces from the country’s east claim they have taken control of Libya’s largest oil field, as they battle rival
CAR peace deal calls for Truth and Reconciliation Commission
The new peace agreement signed between the Central African Republic (CAR) and rebel groups earlier this week calls for
Switzerland seizes cars owned by Equatorial Guinea president’s son
Swiss prosecutors said on Thursday they were dropping charges of financial wrongdoing against Teodorin Obiang Nguema, the son of Equatorial
WHO steps up efforts to tackle Lassa Fever in West Africa
With five countries in Western Africa reporting outbreaks of Lassa fever, the World Health Organization (WHO) has scaled up its
Suspected jihadists kill 7 in north Mozambique
Suspected jihadists have killed seven men and abducted four women in northern Mozambique in the latest violence to hit the
Morocco suspends participation in war in Yemen
Morocco has suspended its participation in the Saudi-led military coalition’s fight against Yemen’s Houthi rebels, government officials have said. Speaking