Military veterans protesting government’s failure to pay them reparations hold ministers briefly
20-year-old serial killer had escaped from police custody after confessing to killing 10 children
Meeting comes as US weighs sanctions over conflict in neighboring Ethiopia
German football star provides supplies, doctors to poor children in Malawi through BigShoe organization
Juices made by Pioneer Foods found to have high levels of toxin that causes nausea, gastrointestinal issues, vomiting
Dozens of houses, food crops destroyed in 20 villages in Bududa district, says Uganda Red Cross
Dependency on donations compromises bloc's autonomy, says head of African Union Commission
Victims tried to cross river from northern Necocli town of Panama’s Antioquia region
Besides inundating farmlands, residential areas, rising waters are bringing crocodiles and hippos close to habitations
20-year-old Milimu told police he drank victims' blood after killing them
This comes as African Union Executive Council set to meet on Oct. 14-15
20-year-old Milimu told police he drank victims' blood after killing them
25-year-old athlete was allegedly stabbed by her ‘husband,’ says Athletics Kenya
Weak social protection systems, corruption leave millions across Africa hungry, desperate for help, says Human Rights Watch
Coinciding International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, experts say uneven development is leading to floods, disasters in Bangladesh
President Kenyatta vows to protect Kenyan territory by all means available
People in danger as they live off meat, milk of their livestock, says concerned Kenyan
President Cyril Ramaphosa asks provincial minister to step aside as case continues in court
Half-century old legislation violates girls’ right to education
39 rescued; three days of mourning declared beginning Monday
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As the countdown for the G-20 Summit in Rome continues full-swing, many are debating what the future holds for Turkey-U.S. relationsHere, we would do well to particularly remember the strategy America designed for our region over the past 30 years.Du
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