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US interrogators have headed to the Mediterranean to question a suspected Libyan al-Qaeda member accused of the bombings of US embassies in Africa.
With over 10 suspects arrested and three attackers killed in fighting at the Nairobi complex, Kenyan officials claim troops have won back control.
Journalists at Westgate mall in Kenya have said that Sunday afternoon’s explosion was by far the largest in the 30-hour siege.
Kenya’s supreme court has ordered a recount of votes in some constituencies in the country’s March 4 presidential election.
Sudan’s military bombed a Bible school built by a US Christian aid group, prompting students and teachers at the school to run for their lives.
The UN says that Somalia’s famine is over, but warned that continued assistance is needed to stop the region from slipping back.
Bulletins are warning of an impending assault by terrorists as Kenya’s capital increases security measures in the hope of preventing an attack.
A US aid group is installing new high frequency radios to help track the Lord’s Resistance Army, a brutal militia that US special forces are helping h
The World Food Programme can’t reach 2.2-million Somalis in desperate need of aid in militant-controlled areas of Somalia.
Uganda’s top opposition leader was kicked off a Kenya flight, prompting riots back home that police quelled with tear gas only a day before the p
The Rod of Asclepius is mistaken as a symbol of snake worshipping in a high quality and nearly free clinic in Kenya’s largest slum of Kibera.
Somali pirates captured a supertanker carrying an estimated $150-million worth of oil to the Gulf of Mexico.
Voters standing in a second day of long lines in Southern Sudan’s capital sat patiently and rested against concrete walls for hours to cast ballots.
The pope’s suggestion that condoms could be used in limited situations has grabbed the attention of Africa which has a soaring number of Catholics.
The Rwandan refugee was walking home one night when four men jumped him and put him in a stranglehold. He lay still, pretending to be dead.
A dozen young boys stood at the edge of a football field, one that looks typically African — patchy grass at the edges, dark red dirt in the middle.
Caroline Aya was playing in front of her house in January when a neighbour put a cloth over her mouth and fled with her.
There is new hope for Africa’s battle against malaria, which claims the lives of more than one million children on the continent every year.
Insurgents exploded a suicide car bomb and launched two mortar shells at Iraq’s interior ministry during National Police Day celebrations on Monday, killing 29 people and…
