Madagascar's defence ministry has told people living near an army barracks occupied by a group of rebel soldiers that they should leave the area.
Malagasy rebels in talks with regime
Antananarivo - Madagascar troops who staged a mutiny and claimed to have seized power on the island were on Thursday holed up in their barracks negotiating with the…
South Sudan takes first step towards independence
Thousands start registering for January referendum on whether to split country in two after decades-long civil war.
Tanzania’s albino MP fears for life
DAR ES SALAAM - Tanzania's first elected albino member of parliament fears his life could be in danger in the east African country where albino hunters kill their…
Muslims torch Christian homes in southern Egypt
Muslims set fire overnight to at least 10 houses belonging to Coptic Christians in a village in southern Egypt over rumors that a Christian resident had an affair…
Extradited ‘arms dealer’ Viktor Bout arrives in US
Alleged Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout has arrived in New York, following his extradition from Thailand and a diplomatic row with Russia.
Angola and 16 Other African Missions Facing U.S. Bank Account Closures
Washington, DC — The Angolan Embassy here canceled tonight's celebration planned to mark the country's 35th independence anniversary, following a decision by Bank of America to close the…
UNESCO warns Tanzania on Serengeti highway
NAIROBI, Nov 15 - UNESCO on Monday urged Tanzania not to put development, notably a controversial highway planned to cut through the iconic Serengeti national park, before the…
More violence rocks Guinea
Conakry - More deadly violence flared in Guinea on Tuesday after opposition leader Alpha Conde was named the winner of the country's first free presidential election and his…
Madagascar coup announced
Antananarivo - A colonel who supported a politician's takeover in Madagascar last year says he and other top-ranking officers have taken over the Indian Ocean island nation.