Man escapes with serious injuries after crocodile attack in Zimbabwe
A man escaped with major injuries after a crocodile attacked him while fishing in a Zimbabwean lake at night. The
Turkey may train Libyan soldiers rather than deploy troops for now
Turkish lawmakers are set to back a bill on Thursday that allows troop deployment in Tripoli, but that is likely
Presidential office: More talks on formation of Tunisian government needed
The Presidential office in Tunisia says the designated prime minister will hold more talks on forming a government.This has delayed
Three killed after militants attack bus in coastal Kenya
Three people were killed and two others injured after militants attacked a passenger bus in Kenya’s costal region on Thursday.
Southern Zimbabwe goes without water due to drought
Families in the southern Zimbabwean city of Bulawayo are going up to four days without running water as drought dries
SA nets over 1,500 guns during amnesty period
About 1,500 firearms and thousands of rounds of ammunition were handed over to South African police since the start of
Mauritania president sets agenda for 2020
In less than six months after he was elected, Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani has consolidated his grip
Tunisia PM-Designate submits new cabinet lineup to President
Tunisian Prime Minister-designate Habib Jemli said on Wednesday that he had offered the lineup of his new government to President
Isabel dos Santos slams Angolan court for seizing $1 billion
Isabel dos Santos, the daughter of former Angolan president Jose Eduardo dos Santos, has denounced a court order to seize
Iranian-backed militias begin to withdraw from US Embassy in Baghdad: Reports
Iranian-backed protesters have begun withdrawing from the U.S. Embassy in Iraq after Pentagon said on Tuesday it would deploy 750