Direct flights resume between Mogadishu and Nairobi, but diplomatic tensions remain
Direct flights have resumed between the Kenyan and Somali capitals, after months of tensions that have driven a rift between
Libya’s east-based army announces “no-fly zone” over western Libya
Libya’s east-based rebel army on Saturday announced a “no-fly zone” over western Libya, as an armed conflict between the army
Former Namibian minister denied bail in fishing scandal case
A high court in Namibia on Sunday denied Namibia’s former Minister of Fisheries Bernhardt Esau bail following his arrest by
Morocco arrests Indian national for cannabis smuggling
Moroccan authorities arrested an Indian in the Mohammed V international airport in Casablanca over cannabis smuggling, official national radio reported
AU Commission to support flood-hit Beledweyne with $87,000 worth of relief items
The Head of African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) Ambassador Francisco Madeira visited Beledweyne in Somalia on Saturday where he
Update: Death toll in DRC plane crash rises to 24
The death toll from a plane that crashed into a densely populated neighbourhood in Goma in eastern Democratic Republic of
Salah, Mahrez, Mane nominated for African Player of the Year
Egypt’s Mohamed Salah, Algeria’s Riyad Mahrez and Senegal’s Sadio Mane are among 30 players shortlisted for the African Player of
Africans shine as club football resumes after international break
African players were in action for their teams in Europe on Saturday as club football continued following the international break.
Passenger plane crashes in eastern DR Congo
Several people are feared dead after a passenger plane believed to be carrying about 17 people crashed in Goma, Democratic
Guinea-Bissau votes for president amid tension, unrest
Guinea-Bissau is holding a presidential election against a backdrop of political tension and unrest on the streets of the impoverished