South Africa celebrates ruling party 104 anniversary
Thousands of supporters of South Africa’s ruling party ANC – and its entire leadership – are due to rally at
Islamic tutor jailed for 20 years for training jihad in Kenya
A court in Kenya has found a teacher at an Islamic school guilty of radicalizing his students by teaching them
Video released showing capture of town of Bin Jawad in Libya
In Libya, an amateur video purporting to show the capture of the coastal town of Bin Jawad by ISIL has
Somalia cut diplomatic relations with Iran
The Federal republic of Somalia announced has cut off diplomatic relations with Iran. This comes after disputes between the Kingdom
Massive suicide bomb in Libya’s Zliten; over 50 dead
In one of the deadliest terror attacks in Libya to date, a massive truck bomb driven by a suicide bomber exploded
Cattle rustling menace in Madagascar claims an increased number of lives
Cattle rustling violence in Madagascar left more than 161 people dead including 12 soldiers last year, a surge that the
Egypt’s El-Sisi promises to repair damaged churches
Egypt’s orthodox Christians celebrated Christmas on Wednesday. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi joined in the festivities, attending Christmas Mass at
Study: Ebola survivors’ blood didn’t help patients
Injecting the blood of Ebola survivors to patients did not seem to make any difference, doctors found in the biggest
Crackdown on illegal foreign workers in Tanzania starts
Tanzania has started an operation to expel foreigners with illegal working permits. Many foreign workers, especially from neighbouring countries, will be
Guantanamo prisoners transferred to Ghana
Two Yemeni detainees that were being held at the United States military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, have been transferred