Africa News

Foreign minister calls for reduction in tensions between Washington and Tehran, urges dialogue between Iran and GCC.

The DRC president declares ‘state of siege’ in two provinces to fight armed groups.

Somalia says ties cut after dispute will resume on the basis of ‘non-interference in each other’s affairs’.

Despite years of integration, the gov’t claims refugees could pose a threat to national security by living with locals.

Sending more soldiers and weapons to northern Mozambique would only serve to exacerbate the problem.

In a potentially pivotal move, the US has backed a global waiver on patent protections for coronavirus vaccines.

Can the perpetrators of a notorious apartheid-era crime finally be brought to justice in South Africa?

Mulu Nega, appointed in November as fighting raged in the region, is replaced by Abraham Belay, federal gov’t says.

ICC judges imprison ex-child soldier-turned-Lord’s Resistance Army commander for litany of war crimes in Uganda.

Gunmen took 39 students from a forestry college in northwest Nigeria on March 11 and previously released 10 of them.

The last ‘culling’ of Zimbabwean elephants was in 1988.

Olivier Dubois appeals to French authorities “to do everything” in their power to free him from rebel fighters.

Halima Cisse, 25, was expected to have seven babies but health officials said the ultrasound missed two of the siblings.

Filmmaker Ines Johnson-Spain shares her experience of growing up Black with white parents in East Germany in the 1960s.