The enormous surge of storm water burst two upstream river dams late Sunday and reduced Derna to a wasteland where entire city blocks and untold numbers of people were washed into the Mediterranean
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The scale of devastation witnessed after storm Daniel rocked eastern Libya is partly to blame on negligence.
Speaking Thursday, the Primer minister of Libya’s UN backed adminitration which is based inTripoli acknowledged issues in the maintenance of t...
In this week's Business Africa: the effectiveness of carbon credits called into question; Gabon's economy put to the test by the coup d'état and the African Union's membership of the G20.
The anniversary will be "celebrated in sobriety and in the spirit of national revival", a statement after a council of ministers said.
The government will allocate the funds planned for the festivities to help the victims of a series of recent attacks...
If Sean “Diddy” Combs had a choice, the self-proclaimed serial entrepreneur would be hunkered down in a recording studio rather than running his several successful businesses. The album will release on Friday (Sep. 15).
"It is a disaster that has gone beyond imagination, we thought it was just floods, water going down but the mud is the greatest problem, bodies are buried under piles of mud and debris, 3 or 4 metres high of mud. We pray God give patience to the famili...
The deluge swept away entire families on Sunday night and exposed vulnerabilities in the oil-rich country that has been mired in conflict since a 2011 uprising that toppled long-ruling dictator Moammar Gadhafi. Health officials have confirmed 5,500 dea...
Rescue workers, villagers and journalists ran Wednesday( Sep.13) at the moment an aftershock is felt in the village of Imi N'Tala.
The Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC), which supplies electricity to southeastern Nigeria, issued a statement announcing a “total system" collapse.
Tunisia has banned a delegation from the European Parliament from entering its territory, provoking strong reactions from MEPs, some of whom have called for the suspension of the migration agreement concluded between the EU and Tunis.
