Sudan, South Sudan agree to extend oil deal until March 2022
Sudan and South Sudan on Monday signed an agreement to extend an oil deal and related economic arrangements until March
Mayor says landslides kill at least 15 in Burundi’s capital
The mayor of Burundi’s capital says at least 15 people have been killed by landslides caused by heavy rains over
Libya’s east-based army allows 3 more days for Misrata fighters to withdraw
The east-based Libyan army said on Sunday that it has allowed three more days for fighters from Misrata city fighting
Boko Haram abducts 17 fishermen in Cameroon’s Far North region
Seventeen fishermen were kidnapped by terror group Boko Haram late on Sunday in Cameroon’s Far North region, local authorities said
UN urges Kenya to diversify food production
The United Nations on Monday urged Kenya to diversify its food production to boost food security. Tobias Takavarasha, the Food
Chelsea’s Antonio Rudiger sponsors 11 Sierra Leone children for surgeries
11 children in Sierra Leone have a reason to smile after they received sponsorships for corrective surgeries aimed at correcting
Road carnage claims 589 lives in South Africa since start of festive season
A total of 589 people have been killed on South African roads since the start of this year’s festive season,
Boeing fires CEO Dennis Muilenburg
Dennis Muilenburg has been fired from his chief executive officer post at Boeing Co. David Calhoun, who had served as
Algeria announces 7-day mourning over death of army chief
Algerian army chief Ahmed Gaid Salah died of a heart attack on Monday, a statement of the presidency was quoted
Algeria army chief Gaid Salah dies at 79
Algerian state media says the country’s powerful army chief General Ahmed Gaid Salah has died at the age of 79.