Algeria election may be postponed until the end of 2019
Algeria’s upcoming presidential election will likely to be postponed, a source said on Friday, as protesters returned to the streets
Algeria, Italy sign deal to extend gas supply for 10 years
Algeria’s oil giant Sonatrach and Italy’s Eni on Thursday signed two agreements on the purchase and transport of natural gas
Namibia plans Special Economic Zone in Walvis Bay
A plan to start a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in Namibia is expected to be implemented next month, Namibian Minister
Nigerian president says Lake Chad basin is no longer a safe haven for Boko Haram
The Lake Chad Basin is no longer a safe haven for terror group Boko Haram, as joint military efforts by
Libyan coast guard rescues 61 off western coast
Libya’s coast guards on Thursday said they rescued 61 illegal immigrants off the country’s western coast. The immigrants were on
UN Report: Somali insurgents stepping up use of home-made explosives
According to a confidential U.N. report seen by Reuters, Somali insurgents have moved away from military-grade explosives and towards homemade explosives
Boeing says 737 Max software upgrade is complete
Boeing says the software update for its grounded 737 MAX aircraft is complete. The proposed fix addresses a problem with
South Africa, China share opportunities for cooperation in UN Security Council
Doc Mashabane, chief director of UN Political, Peace and Security Unit in South Africa’s Department of International Relations and Cooperation
China upholds gentlemen’s doctrine in dealing with U.S.
Editor’s note: This is an edited translation from a commentary initially published on People’s Daily in Chinese on May 15.
South Sudan sacks 40 overseas diplomats for going AWOL
South Sudan said Thursday it had sacked 40 overseas diplomats for not showing up for work, some of them for