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

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…

Journalist Mohamed Fahmy released

Al Jazeera journalist Mohamed Fahmy walked out of an Egyptian prison Friday after more than 400 days behind bars, his employer said.

‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ banned in Kenya

Mr. Grey will see you now. Just not in Kenya.

Suicide bomber kills shoppers

A female suicide bomber attacked a crowded market in northeastern Nigeria's Borno state on Thursday, killing seven people and seriously injuring 20 others, residents and a hospital source said.

Not quite a presidential debate

Huge campaign rallies, posters plastered across the country, and expensive advertising and social media strategies -- Nigeria's two main presidential candidates are fighting for voters across all mediums, except one:…

Fast-growing aviation hub spreads its wings

Al Jazeera journalists granted bail but …

Two Al Jazeera journalists imprisoned in Egypt for more than a year were granted bail Thursday, with a court telling them they can await retrial away from jail -- but…

Johannesburg’s foodie makeover

Trendy gourmet food markets are revitalizing the city's decaying neighborhoods.

‘Nigeria or corruption, only one can win’

African ‘natural hair movement’ turns heads

300 migrants missing in Med sinkings

More than 200 migrants are missing after their boats sank in the Mediterranean Sea, survivors told the U.N. refugee agency.

Teacher turns $10 into booming business

A Rwandan teacher had a bright idea to make his small investment go a long way.

Teacher turns $10 into booming business

A Rwandan teacher had a bright idea to make his small investment go a long way.

Ugandan comedian engineers success one laugh at a time

If laughter is the best medicine then this man should be Uganda's chief doctor.