TUNIS— Tunisia’s President Kais Saied said he would not do deals with those he described as “traitors”, an apparent reference to the moderate Islamist Ennahda
OUAGADOUGOU— Burkina Faso authorities rescued 374 children between January and March from being trafficked to neighbouring countries to work in agriculture or small-scale mines, government
GENEVA— Around 300 protesters gathered in Geneva in front of the United Nations headquarters to call for an independent investigation into alleged human rights violations
DAR ES SALAAM— President Samia Suluhu Hassan keeps boosting the role of women in the Tanzanian government as she entrusts them with key ministerial roles
UNITED NATIONS— Russia has deadlocked the Security Council over the one-year renewal of the United Nations political mission in Libya, threatening international unity ahead of
Tanzania’s first female president, Samia Suluhu Hassan, this week named a woman as defense minister — the latest in a number of appointments of women
TRIPOLI— The Libyan Interior Ministry said it detained 109 illegal immigrants bound for Europe in the western city Zliten, some 160 km east of the
High-level African officials met virtually this week to discuss the challenges Africa faces in trying to manage a growing population amid climate change. The