Germany Says Has 'Hundreds' Of Pieces Of Ukraine War Crime Evidence
The killings sparked international condemnation and accusations of war crimes, which Moscow has repeatedly denied.
UN Peacekeeper Killed In Attack On Helicopter In DR Congo
"An Oryx helicopter came under fire in Goma, the Democratic Republic of the Congo on Sunday February 5, 2023," the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) said in a statement.
Mali Junta Expels UN Mission's Human Rights Chief: Govt
The decision comes after a Malian rights activist last month denounced the security situation in the country in a speech to a UN gathering, and accused the regime's new Russian military partners of serious rights violations.
Pope Francis Takes Africa Peace Mission To S.Sudan After DR Congo
Peace has eluded South Sudan in statehood too, with a five-year civil war leaving 380,000 people dead, four million displaced, and the young country deeply impoverished.
Nigeria Eases Currency Swap To Try And Curb Queues
Weeks ahead of a presidential election in Africa's most populous country, frustrations are growing among Nigerians who are struggling to get hold of cash after a redesign of the local naira currency.
Giving Ukraine Jets Would Need 'Months If Not Years' Of Training: UK PM
In a pre-recorded television interview to mark his first 100 days as leader, Sunak told TalkTV's Piers Morgan Uncensored the UK was "always talking to the Ukrainians about the right support they need".
In Morocco, Spain PM Reinforces Ties After Crisis
At the talks, both sides agreed to show mutual respect, particularly in regards to matters of sovereignty.
Pentagon Tracking Chinese Spy Balloon Over US
The official said the balloon flew over the US northwest where there are sensitive airbases and strategic missiles in silos underground.
Pilgrims Walk Nine Days To See Pope Francis In South Sudan
Its history since independence has been marred by five years of ethnic bloodshed that left 380,000 people dead and much of the young country in ruins.
Burkina Urges 'Federation' With Mali For Joint Clout
Both nations are battling jihadist insurgencies and are run by juntas who have turned away from France, the former colonial power and traditional ally.
Pope Meets Young People In Landmark DR Congo Visit
The Argentine pontiff arrived at the Martyrs' stadium around 9:00 am local time (0800 GMT), offering greetings and blessings to the crowd roaring in the stands.
Germany Says Goodbye To Ukraine-bound Tanks
Germany, which long-stalled over the decision to send tanks to Ukraine, now aims to deliver them "late March, early April".
US Urges Tunisia Democratic Efforts After Paltry Voter Turnout
"The low voter turnout reflects the dire need for the government to engage in a more inclusive path going forward," State Department spokesman Vedant Patel told reporters.
US Firm Offers Ukraine Advanced Drones For $1
It said the drones, which can fly long distances at mid-altitudes, are one of the most obvious, force-enhancing technologies that Ukraine needs in its war against Russian forces.
Total CEO Expected In Mozambique After Gas Project Halted
He is expected to hold talks with President Filipe Nyusi and government ministers, the sources said.
Massive Crowds Expected For Papal Mass In DR Congo Capital
Tens of thousands of worshippers had already begun to flock to Kinshasa's N'Dolo airport on Tuesday night for a vigil held ahead of the open-air mass.
Nigerian Senator In UK Court Accused Of Organ Harvesting
He is accused along with his wife Beatrice, daughter Sonia and a doctor of bringing a 21-year-old man from Nigeria to have his kidney removed.
Ukraine Hopes For Progress On Path To EU At Kyiv Summit
Announcing the summit earlier Tuesday, Prime Minister Denys Shmygal said: "The fact that this summit will be held in Kyiv is a powerful signal to both partners and enemies."
Pope Visits Conflict-ridden Central Africa, First Stop DR Congo
Thousands of well-wishers are expected at Kinshasa's Ndjili international airport to greet the 86-year-old pontiff's plane, which is due to land around 3:00 pm local time (1400 GMT).
More Than 80 Killed In Pakistan Mosque Blast Targeting Police
The attack happened Monday during afternoon worship in the provincial capital of Peshawar, close to areas along the Afghan border where militancy has been steadily rising.
Manhunt As Gunmen Kill 8 At Birthday Party In S.Africa
Three people were wounded in the shooting, which occurred on Sunday evening in a township of the city, previously known as Port Elizabeth.
Russia Claims Advancing Near Vugledar
A Ukrainian military spokesman in charge of the area said that Russia's attacks were unsuccessful.
Berlin Sceptical About Troops Staying In Mali Until 2024
The minister, who took office earlier this month, told the daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung that the actions of Mali's junta could lead to an earlier exit.
Liberian President George Weah To Seek Re-election
Weah pledged "a mandate of opportunity, a mandate for transformation, a mandate for development".
Biden Rejects F-16s For Ukraine As Russia Claims Advances
The Kremlin-appointed Donetsk leader, Denis Pushilin, claimed Russian forces were advancing near Vugledar, a strategically valuable town southwest of Donetsk city.
S.African Judge In Zuma Graft Trial Recuses Himself
In December the Constitutional Court backed Koen's decision, concluding that Zuma's application to remove Downer had no reasonable prospects of success.
Hundreds Pay Tribute To Slain Eswatini Political Activist
Thulani Maseko, a political activist and fierce critic of authorities in the tiny landlocked nation, was gunned down through the window of his home last Saturday by unknown attackers.
Burkina Rally Celebrates French Troop Pull-out Announcement
Former colonial power France has special forces based in Ouagadougou, but its presence has come under intense scrutiny as anti-French sentiment in the region grows.
Sudanese Tighten Belts As Economic Crisis Grinds On
Some 65 percent of the population live below the poverty line, according to a 2020 report by the United Nations.
Evangelical Churches Thrive In Traditionally Catholic DR Congo
The typical buyers are evangelical preachers, whose numbers have mushroomed over the years in the traditionally Catholic country which Pope Francis is set to visit on Tuesday.