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Houthi rebels have attacked ships carrying goods through the Bab al-Mandeb Strait that they say are linked to Israel. Inflation…

Thousands of people have gathered to protest in Kenyan cities and towns against the recent murders of more than a…

The United Nations' top court on Friday ordered Israel to do everything possible to avoid death, destruction and any act…

The International Court of Justice issues a long-awaited ruling in South Africa's case against Israel for genocidal acts in Gaza.…

Intercommunal violence is common in the state due to land tensions between nomadic herders and indigenous farmers. At least 30…

Dark/light mode (12/21/23) Radisson has opened the first Safari hotel in Africa. The Radisson Safari Hotel Hoedspruit is located between…

Despite the dangers, unregulated small-scale mines continue to thrive and attract thousands of gold miners. More than 70 people have…

News Watch the moment journalists blocked Ghana's bus to demand answers after the team's draw against Mozambique put them on…

In an exclusive interview, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud says Somalia will not give in to “pressure” on the breakaway region. Somali…

Mogadishu says an agreement to give Addis Ababa access to the sea in Somaliland is a violation of its sovereignty.…