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Insurgency-affected Mozambique to register 221,141 recruits for military service.

Wearing niqab, the full face veil by Muslim women has become a thorny issue in Ethiopian schools.

Raila Odinga has what it takes to champion the unity and progress of the continent, President William Ruto has said while leading the campaign for his compatriot to head the African Union Commission.

The World Bank says that it has invested $17 billion of the $51 billion provided by multilateral institutions to support low- and middle-income countries facing a growing debt crisis.

Burkina Faso’s transitional legislative assembly on Monday, passed a law granting amnesty to individuals convicted for their roles in a coup attempt in 2015.

The new African Union Support and Stabilization Mission in Somalia (AUSSOM) is poised to roll into motion on January 1st following its endorsement by a UN Security Council vote.

Senegalese Prime Minister has announced the imminent closure of French military bases in the country.

Ecowas expressed “profound sadness” at accusations by Niamey that its members were hatching a plot to destabilise Niger.

At least 1,500 inmates escape during Mozambique prison riots.

More than 24.6 million people – half of Sudan’s population – are experiencing high levels of acute food insecurity, according to the IPC initiative, which tracks extreme hunger globally.