The desolate, dusty town of Pibor on South Sudan's border with Ethiopia has no running water, no electricity and little but mud huts for the population to live…
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The World Cup Will Unite South Africa
Football will be bringing people together once more next year, according to the man charged with organizing the World Cup.
Scores dead in Somali heavy fighting
At least 55 people, most of them combatants killed while over 60 others injured in heavy clashes between Somali government forces and rebel fighters in different parts of…
South Africa Signs Oil Deal With Angola
South Africa's relations with Angola have been transformed by President Jacob Zuma, left, who has visited President José Eduardo dos Santos.
U.S., Africa Step Up Darfur Peace Drive
Diplomatic efforts by both African and Western nations to bring peace to Darfur are intensifying as President Barack Obama's special envoy for Sudan comes under increasing domestic pressure…
MEND threatens to resume attacks after amnesty expiry
Shortly after the Bayelsa State capital witnessed the surrender of arms by Niger Delta militants on Saturday, the Movement for the Emancipation of Niger delta (MEND) has threatened…
Ruanda folytatja az előkészületeket az egyiptom elleni összecsapásra
A múlt heti 2:1-es vereség Tanzánia ellen, emlékeztet arra, hogy Ruanda előtt még sok feladat vár.
Eritrea to pay Ethiopia millions
An international tribunal in The Hague has ruled that Eritrea will have to pay Ethiopia millions of dollars in compensation for war damages.
UNICEF raises concerns about southern Madagascar
The U.N. children's agency fears Madagascar's political crisis and a freeze on development aid is hurting the most vulnerable.
BBC starts Africa Business Report
The BBC World News will be hosting a new series, Africa Business Report, to focus on business on the continent. The program, sponsored by Skye Bank, plans to…