Burkina Faso leader names new premier after dissolving government
Military leader, Ibrahim Traore, gave no reason for firing the former prime minister on Friday.
Sudanese drama premieres at the Red Sea International Film Festival
Over 120 films from 81 countries will be featured in this year's line-up, with international stars attending the opening ceremony.
South African project helps deaf people build farming skills and find jobs
The Voiceout Deaf farming collective was started by entrepreneur Matebogo Victoria, who has a hearing disability herself.
Reports that Syria’s Assad flees country as rebels take control of Damascus
People took to the streets of the Syrian capital, Damascus, on Sunday to celebrate the end of President Bashar al-Assad's repressive regime.
Ghana: John Mahama wins, the ruling party candidate Bawumia admits defeat
Ahead of the official announcement, Mahamudu Bawumia told reporters that he respects the decision of Ghanaians to vote for change
Somali migrant boat accident survivors arrive home in Mogadishu
There were emotional scenes at the airport in the Somali capital as they were reunited with their families.
Vote counting underway in Ghana in tight presidential race
President Nana Akufo-Addo is stepping down next month after serving the allowed two terms in office.
Syria’s government has fallen after a lightning offensive by insurgents
It was the first time opposition forces had reached Damascus since 2018 when Syrian troops recaptured areas on the outskirts of the capital following a yearslong siege
Marrakesh film festival top award goes to the Palestinian film ‘Happy Holidays’
Palestinian director Scandar Copti's family drama ‘Happy Holidays’ wins top award, the Etoile d'Or, at the Marrakech International Film Festival.
Ivory Coast: 26 killed in minibus crash
Authorities say a crash involving two minibuses in Ivory Coast has killed at least 26 people and injured 28