Nigeria police clash with banned Shiite group
Nigerian police on Thursday fired live rounds into the air to disperse protesters from a banned Shiite group in the
EU removes Gabon from Euro airspace blacklist after 11 years
Gabonese airlines have been removed from a European Union blacklist that meant that flights from the country could not access
Court rules Sierra Leone must allow pregnant girls to attend school
A ban on pregnant girls attending school in Sierra Leone must be scrapped, a regional West African court ruled on
Equatorial Guinea president set for two-day official visit to Uganda
Equatorial Guinea President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo is scheduled to arrive in Uganda on Friday for a two-day official visit
Famine threatens millions in South Sudan:UN
Famine threatens the lives of up to 5.5 million people in South Sudan, where droughts and flooding have destroyed crops
Haftar, LNA declare launch of their final battle for Tripoli
Khalifa Haftar, commander of Libya’s east-based army, declared on Thursday the launch of the final military campaign in and around
Morocco, Turkey vow to boost economic, commercial cooperation
Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita and his visiting Turkish counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu pledged on Thursday to further strengthen cooperation in
Namibia sets aside $1 billion for power generation, supply
Namibia has set aside 15 billion Namibian dollars (about 1 billion U.S. dollars) to create generation and supply power in
U.S. threatens visa restrictions against South Sudan peace spoilers
The U.S. on Thursday threatened to impose visa restrictions on South Sudan nationals who undermine the peace process in the
Sudan urges South Sudan to march on in quest for peace
Sudan has urged the warring parties in neighbouring South Sudan to iron out all outstanding disputes ahead of the set