Sudan’s protest group divided over general strike call
The National Umma Party, Sudan’s main opposition group and supporter of the protest movement, rejected a call by a section
Blast kills Chad soldiers, journalist after Boko Haram attack
Four Chadian soldiers and a television reporter were killed when their vehicle hit a mine on a road in eastern
US military airstrike kills three terrorists in Somalia
The United States military said it killed three terrorists in an airstrike targeting an ISIS-Somalia encampment in the Golis Mountains
Captured Libyan reporters by commander Hifter’s forces finally freed
The U.N. mission in Libya says two local TV reporters detained by forces loyal to a commander who is on
200 missing after shipwreck in western DRC
More than 200 people are missing after a boat sank on Mai-Ndombe Lake on Saturday night in western Democratic Republic
Malawi orders partial recount in presidential election
Malawi’s electoral commission says it has been blocked from announcing presidential election results until a “transparent recounting of the ballot
At least 20 dead in Nigeria ambush by suspected extremists
Witnesses say at least 20 people are dead and many others are missing after suspected extremists ambushed a military and
South Africa lose, Mali draw opening U20 World Cup games
South Africa and Mali failed to register wins in their opening games of the FIFA Under-20 World Cup in Poland
Sudan military council chief visits Egypt
The head of Sudan’s ruling military council arrived in Cairo, where he is to meet President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, the
Botswana’s former president quits ruling party
Botswana’s former president Ian Khama has quit the southern African country’s ruling party, citing “deepening differences with the current administration”