The European Union has declared its intention to “reconsider” the aid assistance to Guinea-Bissau because of the nomination of a new Chief of Staff, General Antonio Indjai, who toppled the former army head.

Envoys of the Community for the development of Southern Africa (SADC) met with the leaders of the three spheres of influence, former Heads of Malagasy state, namely Albert Zafy, Didier Ratsiraka and Marc Ravalomanana, on Monday in...

An extraordinary summit was convened in response to increased, in recent weeks, of fightings in Mogadishu between the Shehab insurgents, who have pledged allegiance to Al Qaeda, and the government forces backed by the African Union force...

More than six months after the disappearance of Charles Massi, the rebel leader and former RCA Minister, his family still demanding explanations on this affair to President François Bozizé.

“The first round of the presidential election coupled with legislation will be held January 3, 2011”, said the Abdourahmane Ghousmane, chairman of the CENI on the public television. The second round of the presidential elections (if necessary)...

The political, spiritual and military leader of the Liberation Movement of independent Allies (MLIA), launched since late October 2009, at Dongo in the northern province of Equateur, Ibrahim Mangbama Mambenga , was captured, while attempting to cross...

At least 500.000 Tutsi and Hutus favourable to the ethnic coexistence were killed during the committed genocide 16 years ago by the Hutus, until the takeover of Kigali by the Tutsi rebels of the RPF (Rwandan Patriotic...

In the Gulf of Guinea, the piracy rages again. Twelve foreign sailors were kidnapped, and another one was hurt by bullets during the attack of the BBC Polonia, a German cargo ship which was off the Bonny...

Former Prime Minister Cellou Dalein Diallo and the historical opponent of the three regimes, Alpha Condé, gained respectively 39,72 % and 20,67 % of the votes, according to the temporary results published on Friday by the Independent...

President Pierre Nkurunziza was re-elected for a second mandate with 91,62 % of the votes during the presidential elections of June 28th in Burundi.