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U.S. warns aid at risk unless alleged abuses in West Africa’s Sahel region addressed

The United States said on Thursday it was “deeply concerned” about increasing alleged human rights abuses by state security forces

Rwandan police on Thursday arrested four people who had escaped from a COVID-19 treatment center in Eastern province. The quartet,

Two protesters were shot dead and a policeman was lynched Thursday in clashes in the Democratic Republic of Congo over

A cholera outbreak has sickened at least 983 people and killed at least 45 in Cameroon since January, health

Sudan’s Civil Aviation Authority on Thursday decided to reopen Khartoum airport for passenger flights from Egypt, Turkey and the United

Africa could have a COVID-19 vaccine in the first quarter of 2021 if human trials underway in South Africa succeed,

Zambia’s copper production increased to 342,734 tonnes in the first five months of this year, from 330,024 tonnes in the

Botswana wildlife officials investigating hundreds of elephant deaths found six more of the mammals dead, but are yet to identify

Foreign mineworkers have begun returning to South African mines, though at a slower rate than hoped, as the industry rebuilds

South Africa’s manufacturing output fell 49.4% year on year in April during a nationwide lockdown, after contracting by a revised