At least 30 bodies float down river between Ethiopia’s Tigray and Sudan
At least 30 corpses have washed up on the Sudanese banks of a river that abuts Ethiopia’s northern
Eswatini citizens raise concern over shortage of fuel
Eswatini citizens have raised concerns over the shortage of fuel in the country. This comes after a
Israel air strikes kill 42 Palestinians, rockets fired from Gaza
An Israeli air strike in Gaza destroyed several homes on Sunday, killing 42 Palestinians, including
Gaza conflict rages as Israeli PM says air strikes will continue
Israel pounded Gaza on Saturday, destroying a tower block that housed news media organisations,
Central African Republic militia leader dies from injuries
A Central African Republic militia leader blacklisted by the United States (UN) and the UN for human
Tunisian power struggle risks street escalation
A standoff over a cabinet reshuffle in Tunisia has accelerated a power struggle between the
French warplanes fly over Central African Republic amid rebel offensives
Rebels attacked two towns in the Central African Republic on Saturday as French warplanes flew over
Ethiopian military has taken ‘full control’ of Tigray capital
Ethiopian federal forces have taken “full control” of the Tigray region’s capital Mekelle, the
Betrayed Macron says will continue Lebanon efforts, eyes Hezbollah
French President Emmanuel Macron admonished Lebanon’s leaders on Sunday for serving their own
‘Suspected arms dealers moved millions in Somali money transfers’
Somali money transfer companies moved more than R60 million ($3.7 million) in cash between suspected
Mali negotiators back charter that could see soldier as interim President
Mali’s ruling junta pushed through a political charter on Saturday that could lead to the
Influential Libyan interior minister suspended amid protests
The head of Libya’s internationally recognised government suspended his powerful interior minister
France, Germany, Italy threaten sanctions over arms for Libya
The leaders of France, Germany and Italy on Saturday threatened for the first time to use sanctions
Egypt offers new Libya plan as Haftar offensive collapses
Libya’s internationally recognised government attempted new advances on Saturday against the forces
Massive bombardment hits Tripoli as water supplies threatened
A withering bombardment shook Tripoli on Sunday as the eastern-based forces of Khalifa Haftar fought
More coronavirus cases in Libya as fighting rages
Artillery blasts shook Libya’s capital Tripoli on Sunday as fighting raged even as the nation
Eastern Libyan forces strike Tripoli port in new escalation
Fuel deliveries in the port of Tripoli were disrupted on Tuesday when a missile almost hit a highly
Libya reopens Tripoli’s Mitiga airport after hours of closure
The only functioning airport in Libya’s capital Tripoli reopened on Thursday following more than
Yemen government, separatists sign deal to end power struggle in south
Yemen’s Saudi-backed government and southern separatists signed an agreement on Tuesdayto end a
Mugabe cried when he agreed to step down: Reports
Zimbabwe’s former president Robert Mugabe cried and lamented “betrayal by his lieutenants” when he