Mali groups clash again ahead of talks in Niger
Tuareg rebels in northern Mali attacked the positions of a pro-government militia on Monday, in fighting that is undermining government
Egypt opens border with Gaza for four days
Egypt has opened its border with the Gaza Strip for the first time in two months. The Rafah border crossing opened
South Sudan Peace Talks Fail
Talks between the South Sudan government and its political rivals have failed. Representatives of Kiir and rebel leader Riek Machar
Bangkok rocked by deadly blast at religious shrine
A bomb has exploded outside a religious shrine in central Bangkok, killing at least 12 people and wounding many more. Body
China, Kenyan law societies mull prisoner extradition
Kenyan and Chinese law societies kicked off talks on Sunday aimed at allowing the two countries to begin extradition of
Internet censorship bill for South Africa has been approved by cabinet
Cabinet has approved the submission of the films and publications amendment bill which is guided by policy that has been
Zimbabwe to amend labor laws following massive job losses
Zimbabwe’s government is planning to amend new labor laws, which have lead to 20,000 job losses and growing anger among
Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau says he is still alive and in charge
More details have been emerging over an audio recording that emerged online on Sunday. Security experts say it’s the
Meet South Africa’s first female external load operator
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The ‘Drinkable book’ that kills Bacteria in polluted water
A water purifying paper can a paper purify your drinking water? Well it is just not one paper but