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The capital of Angola, Luanda, hosted the penultimate meeting of the 79-member Organization of African, Caribbean, and Pacific States on Friday. The OACPS is holding its tenth heads of state summit, the

When Moussa Dadis Camara, a former leader of Guinea, took the witness stand in a trial of officials charged with a 2009 massacre, he rejected blame. Instead, he connected the 2009 stadium

Yoweri Museveni, the veteran president of Uganda, charged on Wednesday that Europe’s energy and climate policies toward Africa amounted to “brazen double standards.” In response to the energy crisis brought on by

The security offered by a foreign nation determines how appealing it is. One of the best reasons to travel to a foreign country, above and beyond its magnificent architecture or intriguing cultures,

In recent weeks, Tunisians have faced rising food prices and shortages of essentials, threatening to escalate the country’s simmering unrest and become the epicenter of the Arab Spring demonstrations. Stores that sell

In Ghana, a trial is being monitored and scrutinized by the public. It has to do with money, illegal gold mining, and a spectacular escape. Galamsey is a popular hashtag on social

This weekend’s scheduled African Union-sponsored peace talks to end Ethiopia’s two-year Tigray conflict won’t happen, diplomatic sources told The Associated Press on Friday. The federal government of Ethiopia announced on Wednesday that

After the general elections on Friday (Oct. 7), the villagers of Thaba Bosiu in rural Lesotho hope that the nation will enter a new era of news. Over the past ten years,