Egypt, US officials discuss limiting IS funding
US Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Daniel Glaser met with senior Egyptian officials in Cairo to discuss the Islamic State’s
Volunteer doctors in Mogadishu provide mobile eye tests in schools
A group of doctors drawn from universities and hospitals in Somali’s capital, Mogadishu, have launched an initiative aimed at providing
Negotiators seek to have rival parties in Libya sign deal by Wednesday
Diplomats from the United States (US), the European Union (EU), the African Union (AU), the Arab League, the United Nations
Somali govt, the UN meet to address country’s financial integrity
Officials from Somalia and United Nations (UN) have met in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, to address the country’s financial integrity
Talk Africa: Jacob Zuma interview
By co-hosting the first Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) summit on African soil, South Africa’s president Jacob Zuma took on
Rights group calls for probe into Burundi killings
United States-based Human Rights Watch has called for a serious and independent inquiry into the latest violence in Burundi that
No swearing in of new South African finance minister
South Africa’s newly appointed finance minister will not be sworn in because he is already a minister, the office of
10 dead in rival clans’ clash in Somalia
At least 10 people were reportedly killed on Sunday in fighting between rival clans in Central Somalia. The clashes that
Tanzania to punish parents who fail to put children in school
Tanzania’s government has warned that it will punish any parents who will fail to ensure their children attend school. In
US tells citizens to vacate Burundi
The Unites States (US) has warned its citizens not to travel to war-torn Burundi as violence in the country continues