Iran confirms indirect U.S. talks in Oman/in /by
Tehran has confirmed that talks between Iran and the U.S. will take place in Oman, but emphasised that the discussions will be indirect
South Sudan calls US visa revocation unfair, cites mistaken identity/in /by
South Sudan has criticized the revocation of U.S. visas for all its nationals as unfair and said it was based on an incident that didn't involve one of its citizens but another African national.
Disney welcomes baby giraffe called Tucker/in /by
Disney’s Animal Kingdom welcomed its newest addition, a young Masai giraffe named Tucker, to the Kilimanjaro Safaris’ savannah
Gaza: Famine warnings grow louder as Israel continues to block aid/in /by
For 37 days, Israel has blocked the entry of any form of aid into Gaza
Some relief at pumps for Africa as oil drops to four-year low/in /by
Fuel prices have been falling across the continent following a decline in global oil prices amid fears that the trade war would lead to a global recession.
Dozens dead, homes destroyed in flooding in the DR Congo capital/in /by
Torrential rain caused the Ndjili River, which cuts through the city, to overflow its banks on Friday night.
Algeria suspends flights to Mali over airspace violations/in /by
Algeria has banned flights to and from Mali after repeated violations of its airspace, according to the country's state television
ES Tunis and Sundowns set for CAF Champions League quarter-final decider/in /by
The stage is set for a thrilling conclusion to the CAF Champions League quarter-final tie between ES Tunis and Mamelodi Sundowns.
Arsenal get set to face Real Madrid in 1st leg of UCL quarter-finals/in /by
Arsenal trained at their London Colney base on Monday, on the eve of the first leg of their UEFA Champions League quarter-final against reigning champions Real Madrid
Kenya concludes probe into Agnes Wanjiru’s 2012 death linked to British soldiers/in /by
Criminal investigators in Kenya said on Monday they have concluded a probe into the death of a young mother in 2012 who was last seen alive in the company of British solders who were in the country for training.