Hundreds demonstrate against fifth term for ailing Algerian leader
Several hundred demonstrators, in defiance of a ban on protests, rallied in the Algerian capital Friday against a bid by
FIFA bans Chelsea from next two transfer windows
FIFA banned Chelsea from the next two transfer windows after the Premier League club was found guilty of breaching rules
Withdrawal of Burundi soldiers from Somalia begins
An official in Burundi says the withdrawal of 1000 Burundian soldiers from the African Union regional force in Somalia is
South African traditional leaders urged to help curb gender-based violence
The South African government on Thursday urged traditional leaders to help curb rising gender-based violence (GBV). Traditional Leaders should actively
Man suspected in disappearance of albino boy dies in police custody
The Association of Persons with Albinism (APAM) says the death of a key suspect in the abduction of a 14-year-old
Libyan army allows oil companies’ airplanes to resume flights in southern Libya
Libya’s eastern-based army on Thursday allowed oil companies’ airplanes to resume flights in southern Libya after declaring the region a
Chinese firm to set up dialysis centers in West Africa
A leading Chinese investment firm plans to start the process of setting up dialysis centers in some West African countries,
Botswana leaders consider lifting ban on elephant hunting
A committee of cabinet ministers in Botswana has recommended that the country lifts a four-year ban on hunting, and introduces
SENEGAL DECIDES: Senegal braces for crucial presidential elections
Senegal is widely described as one of the most stable democracies in West Africa. It is a reputation that seems
Tanzania and Barrick Gold reach final operating agreement
The Barrick Gold Corporation has negotiated a deal to end the dispute between its subsidiary Acacia Mining and the Tanzanian