Tunisia’s PM reshuffles cabinet to tackle economic crisis
Tunisian Prime Minister Youssef Chahed named 10 new ministers on Monday in a cabinet reshuffle he hopes will inject fresh
In Israel, African migrant families battle hunger, trauma
In the concrete bowels of a vast bus station in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, a group of children
UN adds sexual violence as reason for sanctions in Libya
The U.N. Security Council on Monday authorized action against illicit oil exports from Libya until February 2020, and it added
EU recalls Tanzania ambassador amid call for gay arrests
The European Union has recalled its ambassador to Tanzania, citing “the deterioration of the human rights and rule of law
Mohammed Salah statue gets mocked on internet
A statue intended to pay homage to Egyptian hero Mohamed Salah has been ridiculed for barely resembling the Liverpool forward. The bronze figure,
Nigerian unions, government agree on minimum wage proposal
Nigerian trade unions and the government agreed to a new minimum wage proposal on Tuesday, in an attempt to avert
France gives $34 million to support democratic reforms in Gambia
France gave 30 million euros ($34 million) of aid to Gambia on Monday as part of efforts to support its
Yellow Fever kills 10 people in Ethiopia
The World Health Organization is releasing more than a million doses of yellow fever vaccine from its emergency stockpile after
Chinese road construction firm saves Kenya market from fire
A Chinese road construction company is receiving thanks for helping put out a fire at a shopping center in Kenya.
UN Security Council considers lifting sanctions on Eritrea
Eritrea is hoping that the U.N. Security Council will soon lift sanctions it imposed on the East African nation in