Eleven Malian soldiers kidnapped in several operations in different location last year and this year, have appeared in a video in which they call on President Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta to help secure their release. The video recorded...

The Congolese government spokesperson is sojourning in Brussels despite the ban to land or transit through any member-state of the EU bloc. Lambert Mende who officiates as cabinet minister of communication and media is part of a...

The United Nations chief, Antonio Guterres is seeking another 900 peacekeeping soldiers that would join efforts to stabilize the Central African Republic and protect civilians in the country. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Wednesday he hoped the...

The South African government has undertaken some changes at the head of country’s national carrier South Africa Airways (SAA) nose-diving into utter losses. The new changes targeted President Zuma’s ally Dudu Myeni who was replaced by Johannes...

South African President Jacob Zuma on Tuesday reshuffled his cabinet, adjusting six portfolios including the home affairs, state security, Energy and communications. In a statement, Zuma said that after careful consideration he decided to make the changes...

Violence broke out in Togo’s second city, Sokode, after the arrest of an imam close to the country’s main opposition, fueling tensions after weeks of anti-government protests. “Electricity was cut off at about 7:00 p.m. (2100 GMT...

Egypt has exported 4.1 million tons of agricultural products over the first nine months of 2017, spokesperson for the Agriculture Ministry, Hamid Abdel Dayim said. The 13.9% increase from last year’s exports (3.6 million tons) comes as...

A Moroccan sheikh living in Spain, in a strong moment of  solidarity with the victims of the attacks of Barcelona, ​​and tears fill his eyes

While all the suspects of Barcelona  terror attacks left Morocco at a very young age, some western media insist on labeling them as “Moroccan,” implicitly holding Morocco responsible for the terror attacks and damaging its international  image.

Japan has expressed its “regret” over the incident in Mozambique in which the African country’s diplomats forced members of the Polisario Front into a joint Japan-Africa meeting in Maputo  on Thursday.