US VP Arrives In Ghana On Three-nation African Tour
Harris, in company of her husband Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff, was received in Ghana's capital Accra by Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia and senior government officials.
'Pretty Crazy' As South Africa Defeat Windies In Record T20 Run Chase
Johnson Charles smashed a 39-ball century for the visitors as they posted an imposing 258 for five, the joint sixth-highest total in T20 internationals.
Kenya Braces For Fresh Protests Despite Police Ban
Veteran opposition leader Raila Odinga has urged people to take to the streets every Monday and Thursday, even after protests a week ago turned violent and paralysed parts of the capital, Nairobi.
Africa Is World's 'Future' For Touring US VP Harris
"We want to dismantle long-held and often outdated notions of what it means to live, work and invest in Africa," a senior US official told reporters, speaking on condition of anonymity.
NATO Rejects Russian Complaints On UK Uranium Ammo
Moscow on Wednesday warned of a "serious" escalation of the Ukraine crisis if London gives Kyiv the armour piercing rounds.
Tanzania Pilots Failed To Heed Warnings Before Crash: Govt
Nineteen people died when the plane plunged into Africa's largest lake on November 6 last year, with police blaming bad weather for Tanzania's worst aviation accident in decades.
Disinformation Attack Targeted Key Sahel State Niger: AFP Investigation
In mid-February, social media in the landlocked arid nation were suddenly overrun with disinformation, from jihadist assaults and a supposed coup to a bogus bombardment.
Ethiopia Appoints Senior TPLF Official As Head Of Tigray Interim Govt
"Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has appointed Getachew Reda as president of the Tigray region's interim administration," Abiy's office said in a statement posted on Twitter.
Frustrated Kenyans Voice Anger Over Economic Crisis
Now unemployed and struggling to feed his family of three, he joined hundreds of pro-opposition demonstrators on Monday in the capital Nairobi to protest the high cost of living in Kenya.
S.Africa Art Show Highlights Destructive Ties Between Man And Nature
A woman dressed in black, her face replaced by a leopard's head, sits flanked by three prowling wild cats.
Army Convoy Brings Food To Blockaded Burkina City
"A hundred trucks filled with food and basic necessities were able to reach Djibo yesterday under military escort," the source said.
Kenya's Ruto Seeks To Reassure Investors After Protests
Hundreds of people took to the streets in the capital Nairobi and other parts of Kenya in response to opposition leader Raila Odinga's call for a day of action over the country's severe cost of living crisis.
On Ukraine Frontline, Old Friends And A Soviet Artillery Gun
Stationed near the frontline hotspot of Bakhmut, six men operate an old Soviet anti-aircraft gun that they say belongs in a museum, not on the battlefield.
Ethiopia Parliament Removes Rebel Tigray Party From Terror List
The move will strengthen the November 2022 peace deal between the TPLF and the federal government, it said.
Chad Jails 400 Rebels For Life After Ruler's Death
He did not give a detailed figure for those jailed, saying only that "more than 400 were sentenced" to life, while 24 other defendants were acquitted.
'I'm Free': French Journalist Recounts Hostage Ordeal In Mali
Dubois and US aid worker Jeffery Woodke, 61, had arrived in the capital of Niger, Niamey, a day earlier after being freed.
Water Turmoil In Cameroon's Boom City Casts Shadow Over Precious Resource
Overconsumption and pollution of the planet's limited supplies of freshwater lie at the core of a three-day UN Water Conference opening in New York on Wednesday.
'Unlimited Possibilities': Key Takeaways From Putin-Xi Summit
The summit was seen as a coup for internationally isolated Putin just days after the International Criminal Court announced it had issued an arrest warrant against the Russian leader for the "unlawful deportation" of Ukrainian children.
Drought, Floods And Sickness: Key Takeaways From UN's Water Report
Here are some key takeaways from the UN Water forum, which published its report as the first major conference on the issue in nearly a half-century is set to get underway Wednesday in New York.
Freed Sahel Hostage Arrives Home In France To Emotional Welcome
He and a US aid worker -- 61-year-old Jeffery Woodke, who was seized in southwest Niger in October 2016 -- arrived in the Niger capital, Niamey, on Monday after being freed.
Kenya Says 238 Arrested In Day Of Violent Protests
Protesters had joined demonstrations in Nairobi and other parts of Kenya on Monday in response to a call by veteran opposition leader Raila Odinga for a day of action against the government of President William Ruto.
Uganda To Vote On Harsh Anti-gay Bill
Under the proposed law, anyone in the conservative East African nation who engages in same-sex activity or who identifies publicly as LGBTQ could face up to 10 years in prison.
Ethiopia Rejects US War Crime Allegations As 'Inflammatory'
Washington on Monday accused all parties to the conflict of committing war crimes.
Somalia Drought Could Lead To 135 Deaths A Day: UN Study
Earlier this month, the World Health Organization (WHO) warned that nearly 100,000 people in the fragile country were facing catastrophic levels of hunger due to the worst drought to hit the region in four decades.
Malawi Says Cholera Crisis Risks Worsening After Cyclone Freddy
The country was already battling its deadliest cholera outbreak on record when the storm landed last week, causing mudslides and flooding, killing 476 and displacing nearly half a million.
Blinken, Days After Visit, Finds 'War Crimes' In Ethiopia
Blinken, who had sounded upbeat in Ethiopia about the prospects for peace after a breakthrough November 2 accord, made a forceful call for accountability on his return to Washington.
Senegal President Says Controversial Third Term Constitutional
In an increasingly tense political climate, the opposition has repeatedly alleged that Sall intends to override the constitution to do so.
Ukraine Conflict To Dominate Putin, Xi Talks
On Monday, Putin and Xi held four and a half hours of talks, calling each other "dear friend."
Kenya Police Out In Force For Opposition Protests
In one part of Nairobi's biggest slum Kibera, demonstrators set tyres alight, while several youths were arrested at one of the venues for the demonstrations in the capital, AFP journalists saw.
South Africa Braces For Nationwide Protests
Authorities said there would be a heavy police presence to deal with any possible violence, after the third largest party, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) urged South Africans to take to the streets and bring the country to a halt.