Bill and Melinda Gates? daughter Jennifer is reportedly engaged to Egyptian showjumper and millionaire Nayel Nassar.
The Libyan capital?s only functioning airport, Mitiga, has been forced to close again after threats to shoot down civilian and military aircraft.
Burkina Faso's President has declared two days of national mourning following the death of at least 36 civilians after they were attacked by religious extremists. ...
Mogadishu?s ongoing battle with Al Shabaab extremists has received a boost with the defection of a senior Al Shabaab militant to the side of the government.
Control of goldfields in a rebel-controlled area of Jebel Marra in Sudan is strengthening the SLM-AW.
A number of foreign powers signed an agreement that will push Libya's warring factions towards a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
One hundred Kenyans are dead, and approximately 30 000 have been displaced, following heavy rainfall and flooding across Kenya.
Twenty-three people have been killed and more than 130 injured after a gas tanker exploded outside a ceramics factory in Khartoum, the government reported.
Victims of gender-based violence in Nairobi will be housed in safe houses and provided with guaranteed quality healthcare if a proposed law is passed.
Rogue mobile lenders are robbing Kenyans by taking advantage of the regulatory vacuum to extort cash and personal data from unwitting users.
Rwanda?s first lady Jeannette Kagame said there has been success in the fight against HIV/AIDS in Africa but the battle was being impeded by gender inequality.
Sudanese Prime Minister Abdallah Hamdok?s visit to Washington to seek an end of sanctions against his country is unlikely to be successful.
Deposed former Sudanese president Omar Al Bashir faces a possible death sentence for his role in the 1989 military coup
A village in Kato state in northern Nigeria previously called the "area of idiots" has been renamed to "area of plenty".
The Sudanese government has agreed to postpone the latest round of peace talks, which were meant to be held with major rebel groups, to December 10.
South Sudan is facing a food shortfall of 700,000 metric tonnes after it was hit by devastating floods, the UN Food Agricultural Organisation reports.
The UN Assistant Secretary-General for Africa has warned that urgent action is needed in Africa?s Sahel region
Ethiopia?s Sidama region in the south has begun voting in a referendum which would allow them more self-determination.
Britain?s continued support for the regime of Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi could lead to bloodshed, said an Egyptian whistleblower.
Over a million faulty condoms which contained holes have been recalled from being distributed in Uganda.
A light aircraft flown by a trainee male pilot made a crash landing at the Malindi International Airport on Kenya's coast after losing one of its wheels mid-air. ...
Nigeria's EFCC is trying to work out how convicted internet fraudster managed to scam at least R15 million from Kirikiri maximum security prison.
The AU's has told South Sudan?s recalcitrant government and the main opposition group that they have a ?last chance? to form a government.
More than 28 million children in northern Nigeria are being immunised against measles and meningitis as WHO carry out a vaccination campaign.
An arrest warrant for Libya?s renegade general Khalifa Haftar has been issued by a Virginia court in America.