Africa
DR Congo: How U.S. Diplomacy Has Helped Peace Process
The U.S. special envoy to the African Great Lakes, Tom Perriello, played an important role.
Morocco 'Bans Production and Sale of the Burqa'
The ban comes despite Islam's status as Morocco's official religion.
Will State Pick Tillerson Serve U.S. or Exxon Mobil?
He did a deal with the Kurds, cozied up to African despots and befriended Putin.
African Cup of Nations: Zimbabwe Warriors Ends Boycott
The tournament begins for Zimbabwe on January 15.
Gambian Army Chief Pledges Loyalty to Embattled Jammeh
Jammeh has refused to relinquish power after losing last month's election.
Gambia Electoral Commission Chief Flees Country
Alieu Momar Njai, who declared the defeat of President Yahya Jammeh, crossed into Senegal.
What Diseases Could Plague Us in 2017?
Which diseases are likely to get the attention of Zika and Ebola in 2017?
Don't Dismiss the Trump Administration on Africa Policy
African nations should engage with incoming officials or risk losing out on investment and growth opportunities.
Islamist Militants Will Threaten Security Across Africa
The violence of ISIS and Al-Qaeda affiliates threatens to spread far beyond Nigeria and Somalia.
Sultan of Sokoto Rejects Nigeria's Gender Equality Bill
Mohamed Sa'ad Abubakar said he will not accept any move to change what Allah has permitted.
Good News Stories You Might Have Missed in 2016
Among the global turmoil that dominated headlines, humans did make some amazing progress.
Five Social Media Crazes That Swept Africa in 2016
It's been a year of political engagement and tomfoolery for African social media users.
New Bridge Reveals How Little South Africa Has Changed
Twenty years after the end of apartheid, can "The Great Walk" help ease racial tensions?
How Democracy Looks Different in Ghana
Polling day passed off almost entirely peacefully in the west African country.
Bangui's Traumatized Street Children
Will the homeless kids of the Central African Republic be pulled back into the country's simmering conflict?
How to Rebalance U.S.-Saudi Relations
Gone are the days when U.S.-Saudi affairs could be handled over a phone call or a stroll in a ranch in Texas.
New App Wants A Cut of $9 Billion Black Hair Industry
Since launching in February this year, Tress has attracted 50,000 users from more than 90 countries.
Cleaning Up in South Africa
SweepSouth now serves more than 10,000 monthly users across four South African cities.
How Mobile Technology Will Change Farmers' Lives
In Ghana, a new startup is providing more than 200,000 farmers with vital information.
Ghanaian App Offers Salvation Through Your Smartphone
The Asoriba app was selected by Seedstars World as Africa's best startup of 2016.
Egypt to Try 292 ISIS Suspects Over Sisi Murder Plot
The suspects are allegedly members of the Sinai Province, an ISIS affiliate.
Donald Trump's Victory: How Africa Reacted on Twitter
False prophets, hope for Biafra and Obama's half-brother getting a job.
South Africa's Zuma Defiant as Corruption Claims Swirl
A report says the president, cabinet members and some state companies should be investigated over their dealings with wealthy Indian businessmen.
Why an African Mass Withdrawal From the ICC Is Possible
African 'domino effect' is symptomatic of tensions within the international justice system.
Saudi Arabia Foils Plot to Bomb World Cup Qualifier
The plot was allegedly to target Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates match on October 11.
EU Targets Africa in Bid to Cut Migration
EU leaders want trade and aid "leveraged" to force African countries to cut migration.
Why the African Union Can Now Reach Its Full Potential
The Ebola Crisis, inter-country conflicts and climate change are testing the AU.
South Africa Demands End to Student Protests
Nine people arrested overnight as violent demonstrations continue after weeks of protests.