Cameroon army kills 100 Boko Haram fighters, frees 900 captives
Cameroon’s army, backed by a regional force, has reportedly killed at least 100 members of the militant Islamist Boko Haram
Six Soldiers Killed in Cote d’Ivoire Clashes
At least six Cote d’Ivoire soldiers were killed in Wednesday attacks targeting security forces in the country’s restless west, close
ISIS tightens Libya grip as world focuses on Iraq, Syria
The Islamic State (ISIS) has strengthened its grip in its Libyan stronghold Sirte as new recruits and foreign fighters join its
French President asks Developed countries to Contribute more Aid to Africa
French officials have welcomed US President Barack Obama’s pledge to push for a climate accord that includes legally binding agreements.
Chinese manufacturers boost South African re-industrialization
Located at the southern tip of the African continent, South Africa is the second largest economy in the continent. The
Chinese President Xi Jinping leaves Zimbabwe
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s plane took off from the Harare International Airport a while back. The Chinese President is now
Only the president can authorize such a security drill says Kenya’s police boss
Kenya’s Inspector General of Police Joseph Boinnet has denied police involvement in the botched security drill at Strathmore University that
Former Guinea Interim President Pleads Guilty to Smuggling
Former transitional President of Guinea General Sekouba Konate has reportedly pleaded guilty in the US to smuggling tens of thousands
British Terror Suspect Jailed in Kenya
A British man accused of plotting terror attacks on the Kenyan coast has been handed a nine-year jail term in
Mauritania President stops football match at 63rd minute
The Mauritania Super Cup match pitting FC Tevragh Zeina and ASC Ksar was cut short with thirty minutes still to