Sudan’s Bashir to visit Egypt as more demos planned
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir will travel to Cairo for talks with his Egyptian counterpart, state media reported on Saturday, as
First face-to-face meeting in CAR peace talks
Central African Republic’s government and militias who control most of the country held on Friday their first face-to-face talks since
Chinese Embassy in Rwanda hosts food festival to celebrate Chinese New Year
The Chinese community in Rwanda held a food festival here on Saturday evening to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Hosted
South Sudanese fear leaving UN protected camps despite peace
Tracing his fingers over the metal fencing at a United Nations protected site in South Sudan’s capital, Nhial Nyuot Nhial
Fifty mass graves discovered in western DRC: UN rights group
More than 50 mass graves have been identified in western Democratic Republic of Congo after a spate of killings in
Tunisia calls for Arab League to readmit Syria
Syria’s “natural place” is within the Arab League, Tunisia’s foreign minister said on Saturday, ahead of the organisation’s annual summit
Air strikes kill two IS leaders in Sinai: Egyptian Army spokesperson
Spokesperson of Egypt’s Armed Forces Tamer al-Refai announced Sunday that air forces implemented strikes against terrorist hotbeds upon receiving information
Libyan Ambassador to Italy calls for international support on migrant issue
The Libyan ambassador in Rome, Omar Al-Tarhouni, said that the Libyan Navy in the past months has prevented 80 percent
Zimbabwe scrambles to ease passengers’ woes after protests
An ecstatic Zimbabwean passenger Shylot Sibanda screams with joy as he boards a bus from downtown Harare to the township
Ethiopia bans street begging by Syrians in growing numbers
Ethiopia is banning street begging by Syrian nationals who have startled people by showing up in growing numbers in recent