Taking advantage of insecurity

Terrorist groups have gravitated toward poorer countries whose governments haven't been able to contain them on their own.

The young savior of Cameroon’s mothers

Like many 23-year-olds, Alain Nteff has big dreams.

Bitcoins hit Africa’s money transfer traditions

Money makes the world go round, they say, but what if notes and coins were replaced with online code?

160 Boko Haram suspects arrested

Authorities in the landlocked African nation of Niger have arrested 160 suspected Boko Haram militants allegedly involved in deadly attacks near that country's border with Nigeria, a national police spokesman…

Escapee: Some Chibok girls alive

ITN's Jonathan Miller meets a young woman who escaped from Boko Haram and says she was held with 24 of the girls who were kidnapped last year from the Chibok…

U.N.: Boko Haram in first lethal attack in Chad

North Africans face growing ISIS threat

Egypt says it bombed ISIS in Libya

Egyptian warplanes stage a second wave of airstrikes against ISIS targets in Libya after the execution of 21 Egyptian Christians by militants, Egypt's military says.

ISIS video shows beheading of Christians

In a new propaganda video released Sunday by ISIS, the group claims to have beheaded over a dozen members of Egypt's Coptic Christian minority on a Libyan beach.

Video appears to show mass beheading on Libyan beach

‘100 missing’ as boats collide in DRC

Up to 100 people are feared missing after two boats collided on the Congo River in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the World Health Organization said Saturday.

‘100 missing’ as boats collide in DRC

Up to 100 people are feared missing after two boats collided on the Congo River in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the World Health Organization said Saturday.

Report: Sudan soldiers raped over 200

Human Rights Watch claims Sudanese soldiers had raped more than 200 women and girls in a Darfur town, a claim Sudan's government denies.

Scuffles over South African spending scandal

In South Africa, scuffles erupt when a member of parliament demands answers from the country's president over a spending scandal.

Scuffles over South African spending scandal

In South Africa, scuffles erupt when a member of parliament demands answers from the country's president over a spending scandal.