Egypt expects $2 billion solar park be fully operational later this year
Egypt expects the 1.6 gigawatt solar park it is building in the south of the country to be operating at
Local guide for missing French tourists in Benin found dead
Benin’s Ministry of Interior confirmed that a local guide for two French tourists who disappeared while on safari last week
Former Rwandan minister Donald Kaberuka named Global Fund board chair
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria selected former Rwandan minister Donald Kaberuka as chair and Roslyn Morauta
Senegal parliament approves scrapping of Prime minister position
Senegalese lawmakers have approved a constitutional reform to scrap the post of prime minister, the first initiative of President Macky
2 French tourists go missing in Benin near Burkina Faso
Authorities in the West African nation of Benin say that two French tourists are feared to have been kidnapped in
Protest leader: Sudan mediators propose two Transition Councils
Sudanese mediators facilitating talks between the army rulers and protest leaders have proposed the country have two transition councils, with
EU to hold conference to foster peace, development in Eastern Africa
The European Union (EU) confirmed that it plans to hold a major regional economic conference for eastern African countries to
Algeria’s Bouteflika brother reportedly detained
The influential younger brother of Algeria’s former longtime president was detained Saturday for questioning along with two generals who previously
UN condemns deadly IS attack in southern Libya
The UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) on Saturday condemned the deadly attack carried out by Islamic State (IS) militants
187 killed, over 1,000 wounded since fighting in Tripoli began
Recent fighting in southern Tripoli in Libya has killed 187 people and wounded 1,157, a spokesman for the ministry of