200 Somali police recruits graduate after 3-month training program
The second batch of police graduates has graduated in Jubbaland. The recruits are expected to aid in the fight against
Libyan forces clear more ISIL hideouts in coastal city of Sirte
The campaign to free Libya’s city of Sirte from ISIL control continues. Libyan forces have secured several government buildings that
Egypt denies involvement in Ethiopia’s conflict
Egypt has denied reports that it is behind the opposition demonstrations in Ethiopia. Yasser Hakim has more from Cairo.
Zambia opposition leaders arrested on suspicion of sedition
Zambian police said on Wednesday they had arrested the top two leaders of the main opposition party, two months after
Zimbabwe police acquire new vehicles worth $1m
Zimbabwe’s government has acquired a fleet of new vehicles worth nearly $1m for the country’s police to be used to
6 dead in suspected al-Shabaab attack in Kenya’s Mandera
Suspected al-Shabab militants have killed at least six people in the 2.45am attack in north-east Kenya, the Mandera County Governor
Turkish President has demanded the release of former Egyptian President
Turkish President Recep Tayipp Erdogan has outlined conditions to normalise ties with Egypt. He’s demanded the release of former Egyptian
Uganda drop out of the AUC chair race for the chairperson seat
Uganda has dropped out of the race for the chairperson of the African Union Commission. Nominations closed on Tuesday, without
Zimbabwe driving school helps women master driving tests
A driving school in Zimbabwe is giving women the chance to get behind the wheel. It targets women who have
Adrenaline junkies test themselves in South Africa’s Extreme Obstacle Race
A new sport for Adrenalin junkies is catching on in South Africa. Extreme Obstacle Racing is based on military cross-country