President Nicolas Sarkozy's chief of Staff, Claude Guéant, could have assisted Genocide suspect Dr. Eugène…
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Vodafone Fights Back
Vodafone has pledged to fight any allegations of irregularities surrounding its £450m purchase of a…
Madonna returns to Malawi to launch girls school
Madonna arrived in Malawi Sunday to visit the girls school she is building in the…
Nigeria militant group calls indefinite cease-fire
Nigeria's main militant group declared an indefinite cease-fire Sunday, raising the prospect of peace in…
EGYPT: Abdullah Kahiya, “Cairo is better than Mogadishu, but life is still hard”
Officially, there were 6,108 Somali refugees registered with the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) in Cairo…
Atrocities haunt DRC child soldiers
The abduction of children by militias which then force them to work as soldiers, porters…
U.S. to help Mali fight Al Qaeda
The United States is stepping up military assistance to Mali, to help the country fight…
Guinea to co-operate with UN probe
Guinea's military leadership has pledged to co-operate with a United Nations inquiry into last month's…
Angolan airline TAAG says looking for partner
TAAG Angola Airlines said on Wednesday it could soon pick a partner to help it…
Undercover job hunters reveal huge race bias in Britain
A government sting operation targeting hundreds of employers across Britain has uncovered widespread racial discrimination…