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At least 50 killed in protests in Chad as police clash with demonstrators In tonight's edition: Security forces in Chad open fire on protesters demanding an end to military rule.At least 50 people reported to have been killed. And also in Chad, flooding triggers a state of emergency while...

Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Libyan women lack access to basic examinations Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in the Middle East and North Africa region, but in Libya the breast cancer screening process often fails to catch early phases. As a result, many cancers are...

Son of Ugandan president threatens to invade Kenya, triggers flurry of misinformation General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the son of Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, sent out a series of tweets about Kenya on October 3, in which he threatened to invade the neighbouring country. Following these...

Mali's foreign minister accuses France of violating airspace, supporting militants Mali's foreign affairs minister on Tuesday said the military government would exercise its right to self-defence if France continued to undermine the West African country's sovereignty and national security.

Ethiopian army claims capture of three towns from Tigray forces Ethiopia's national army has captured three towns in the northern region of Tigray, where it has been battling regional forces on and off for two years, the government said on Tuesday.

Fourth UN peacekeeper dies after Mali roadside bomb attack A fourth United Nations soldier has died from injuries from a highway bomb in northern Mali, a day after the blast claimed the lives of three of his comrades, a spokesman for the UN peacekeeping mission said Tuesday.

French UN mission 'in danger' as UN security council discusses Mali In tonight's edition: France warns the UN mission in Mali is 'in danger' a day after four peacekeepers were killed in an IED attack. A powerful union in Tunisia throws its weight behind families demanding justice for relatives...

UN chief says Ethiopia 'spiralling out of control', calls for end of fighting in Tigray The United Nations sounds the alarm about the situation in Tigray, Ethiopia.Calls for a ceasefire go unheeded as government forces seize control of a key city. Also, a lockdown comes into force in two...

Nigeria's worst floods in a decade kill 600, displace 1.3 million More than 600 people are now known to have perished in the worst floods in a decade in Nigeria, according to a new toll released Sunday. The disaster has also forced more than 1.3 million from their homes, according to a statement...

Authorities in Ethiopia's rebel-held Tigray say they would respect ceasefire Authorities in Ethiopia's rebel-held Tigray region announced Sunday they would respect a ceasefire as fighting intensified in the country's war-torn north, and the African Union called for an immediate truce.

Jihadists kill at least 11 people in Burkina Faso ambush Jihadists killed at least three soldiers and eight civilian auxiliaries in an attack Saturday in Burkina Faso's volatile north, security sources told AFP.

Burkina Faso coup leader Ibrahim Traore named transitional president Just two weeks ago, 34-year-old Ibrahim Traore was unknown, even in his native Burkina Faso.

Thousands of Tunisian protesters demand President Saied removal after 'coup' Thousands of Tunisians demonstrated Saturday in the capital Tunis, denouncing a power grab by President Kais Saied and demanding accountability for the country's long-running economic crisis, AFP correspondents said.

Families of missing Tunisian migrants desperate for information In tonight's edition: Families of over 20 migrants drowned at sea call on Tunisian authorities to do more to recover the bodies of their loved ones. And on the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction, the UN's weather and...

Somalia: The curse of famine In the past few decades, Somalia’s droughts have increased both in intensity and in number due to climate change. It is now facing a famine that threatens the lives of millions of people, especially children. The United Nations says there are staggering levels of...

Burkina Faso holds transition talks after latest coup Political parties, social and religious groups and representatives of the security forces gather Friday to chart the next phase in Burkina Faso's future after the country's latest coup.

India halts production at factory linked to Gambia 'cough syrup' deaths In tonight's edition: The deaths of dozens of children in Gambia from suspected fatally contaminated medicinal syrups sees Indian authorities shut down production at a pharmaceuticals company in Delhi. The WHO hopes to...

Hague trial of alleged moneyman of Rwandan 1994 genocide As one of the alleged last masterminds of the 1994 genocide in Rwanda goes on trial in the Hague, survivors of the mass killings speak of their memories of the brutality that Felicien Kabuga is accused of having bankrolled. Also children...

Nigeria's worst floods in a decade kill 500, displace 1.4 million About 500 people have died in Nigeria's worst floods in a decade and 1.4 million others have been displaced from their homes since the start of the rainy season, the government said.

Tunisia struggles as petrol supply disrupted For days, drivers in Tunisia have faced long queues at petrol stations due to fuel shortages. And Lesotho's election winner Sam Matekane has announced a new coalition government. Finally, developing countries call for more funding for the programme...