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The United States on Sunday announced visa restrictions on Ethiopian and Eritrean officials accused of fueling the 6-month-old war in Ethiopia's Tigray region, saying those involved had "taken no meaningful steps to end hostilities." "People in Tigray...

Ethiopia has expelled a foreign correspondent working for The New York Times after earlier revoking his license over "unbalanced" reporting, a government official has confirmed. The decision to kick out Simon Marks, an Irish journalist living in Ethio...

Nigerians reacted Saturday to the sudden death of the country's military chief and other officers in a plane crash Friday in central Kaduna state.The military Beechcraft 350 aircraft was carrying Ibrahim Attahiru on official duty when it crashed near K...

JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN - The South Sudan National Security Service this week arrested 12 people suspected of abducting, torturing and killing people along highways...

WASHINGTON - The United States is not ready to declare the leader of Nigeria's Boko Haram terror group dead, despite reports from the region...

Continuing inefficiencies at Port of Cape Town a risk for agricultural exports Following my recent meeting with the Citrus Growers Association (CGA), I wish to...

Media Statement by the MEC for Human Settlements and Public Works Jomo Sibiya on the acceleration of the transformation of the property sector for...

JOHANNESBURG - Ethiopia plans to begin generating power from its controversial Blue Nile River dam during the upcoming rainy season between June and August,...