Gambia’s opposition party leader denied bail prompting the party to appeal for international help
Gambia’s main opposition party, United Democratic Party (UDP) is calling for international assistance to get their party leader Ousaniou Darboe
Senegal tightens security following ‘credible’ terror threats
Senegal has continued to tighten security in Saly Beach Resort, in the wake of the recent terror attacks in West
U.S. seeks to approve attack aircraft for Nigeria in Boko Haram fight
The U.S. administration is seeking to approve a sale of as many as 12 A-29 Super Tucano light attack aircraft
New building method to save 200,000 trees developed by a Cameroonian engineer
A Cameroonian engineer, Claude Tayo has developed a way of using recycled plastic as a key material in the country’s
Thousands of Burundian refugees’ children enrol in Rwanda schools
Thousands of children of Burundian refugees in Rwanda have been integrated into Rwandan schools, according to the Rwanda humanitarian situation
Tunisian mobile gaming couple wins a real cow
A Tunisian couple walked away with an unusual prize of a cow after they recorded the top score in a
Kenya: woman rescued after 6 days in collapsed building
A Kenyan woman was rescued Thursday after being trapped for six days in the rubble of a collapsed building. A
South African protesters burn 13 schools in Limpopo
We are following up on the burning of 13 schools in the South Africa’s Limpopo province. The protests broke out
Top athletes in Doha for the season-opening race
The athletics track season officially begins in Qatar during the season-opening IAAF Diamond League meeting in Doha on Friday. Top
Egypt hands over phone records to Italian investigators
Egypt has sent Italian investigators some phone records they had requested as part of their probe into the torture and