Campaigning in Ethiopia ends ahead of polls ruling party likely to win/in /by
Some 50 million Ethiopians are due to vote on Monday in parliamentary and regional elections.
Campaigning in Ethiopia ends ahead of polls ruling party likely to win/in /by
Some 50 million Ethiopians are due to vote on Monday in parliamentary and regional elections.
WHO chief is confident Ebola outbreak in DR Congo can be stopped/in /by
Health teams are racing to contain the emergency that has spread across several provinces in the DRC and into neighbouring Uganda.
PSG back-to back victory in Championship League shootout against Arsenal/in /by
Les Parisiens edged out the Gunners 4-3 in a nail-biting penalty shootout at the Puskas Arena in the Hungarian capital.
Muslims conclude final ritual of Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia/in /by
It involves walking seven times around the Kaaba, a stone building at the centre of the Great Mosque in Mecca.
WHO chief visits town at the epicentre of Ebola outbreak in DR Congo/in /by
Speaking on his arrival in Bunia, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, called on communities to play a central role in fighting the disease.
Barbers in Cuban capital offer free haircuts amid economic crisis/in /by
Faced with power outages and water shortages, personal hygiene has become a problem, especially for the vulnerable.
Iran beat The Gambia in World Cup friendly as team waits for US visas/in /by
With less than two weeks to go until the start of the tournament, the Iranian football federation has asked for clarity about their visas.
Kenyan court orders suspension of planned US Ebola quarantine facility/in /by
There has been a public outcry to the plan to bring American citizens exposed to the deadly virus in the region into Kenya.
Benin strengthen laws to combat production of fake bank notes/in /by
It also increase penalties for the distribution of counterfeit notes and refusal to accept notes and coins issued by the Central Bank of West African States.