Millions in South Sudan face food shortages as the UN suspends food drops due to new taxes on aid deliveries.

A bomb hidden on a donkey cart exploded in a Kenyan border town, killing five people and injuring five others, with suspicion falling on the Somali militant group Al-Shabaab.

Outdoor markets serve as bustling epicenters of activity, bursting with colors and aromas

The Israeli Foreign Ministry has instructed its embassies worldwide to be prepared for potential repercussions if the International Criminal Court (ICC) issues arrest warrants against Israeli officials

Measles detected in more than 200 children in Mubi North local government area of Adamawa state

Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo Besungu criticized the government for alleged corruption, failure to promote peace

The Council “found the content to be biased and likely to violate public order, thus violating Burkina Faso’s broadcasting law.”

At least six people were killed in a roadside bomb explosion that targeted a vehicle carrying telecom workers in Somalia, officials said.

More than 90 people confirmed dead in ongoing floods across Kenya as rescue efforts intensify

At least 23 members of Nigeria’s civilian joint task force were killed Saturday in separate attacks by militants

Over 4 million people are registered to vote in the polls which will give the opposition the chance to gain more seats in parliament.

Ethiopia has launched ambitious reforestation initiatives under the banner of the Green Legacy Initiative

Zambia marks the centenary birthday of President Kenneth Kaunda, a revered leader and founding father.

Iranian authorities banned an Egyptian TV series “The Assassins” for allegedly portraying a distorted and biased view of Iranian history and Islam.

Togo conducts legislative elections amidst controversy surrounding recent constitutional reforms that critics argue could prolong President Faure Gnassingbe’s family’s rule.

‘Government rejects and strongly condemns such unfounded accusations … whose intention is to discredit our fighting forces,’ says statement

Electricity supplies have been restored to Sierra Leone following weeks of power cuts,

Botswana, shines brightly on the global stage as one of the world’s leading producers of diamonds

Residents in vulnerable areas have been advised to move to higher ground for safety

Malawi: World Bank Provides Additional Support to Assist Food Crisis Response.

2-week suspension follows broadcasts of alleged abuses by army against civilians

Federal government takes ‘incidents’ seriously. launched investigation that resulted in detention of army officers, says Defense Ministry

Kenya Airways (KQ) has accused the Democratic Republic of Congo’s army of keeping two of its workers in custody.

African nations are turning their attention to the concept of the “blue economy”