Kano Governor Abba Yusuf meets Tinubu at Aso Rock amid intense defection rumors
Speculation regarding the political future of Kano State Governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf, reached a fever pitch on Monday as he held a closed-door meeting with President Bola Tinubu at the…
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South Africa’s new whisky blends
South African wines have long been appreciated by even the snobbiest of sommeliers, and now harder drinks from the country are also making a name for themselves.
Lessons from famous chimps
In the dense forests of Gombe, in the Tanzanian jungle, researchers are continuing the work of pioneer Jane Goodall to learn the ways of a famous group of chimpanzees.
African Union convoy attack kills 4
A car packed with explosives sped up and into an African Union troop convoy near Mogadishu airport Wednesday morning, claiming at least four lives in the ensuing explosion, police said.
What is Al-Shabaab?
The attack is harrowing: Al-Shabaab militants raid a quarry in Kenya, separating non-Muslim workers from their Muslim counterparts and executing them.
WHO confident it can catch up with Ebola
There are 16,911 cases of Ebola worldwide. Despite missing its own target on burials, the World Health Organization is confident it can still catch up with the virus.
Botswana’s all-electric safari
Chobe Game Lodge in Botswana ups the eco stakes with what it claims is world's first battery-powered safari fleet.
USAfrica names Anambra’s Obiano Nigeria’s Governor of the Year.
USAfrica names Anambra's Obiano Nigeria’s Governor of the Year. Follow USAfrica at Facebook.com/USAfricaChido , Facebook.com/USAfrica247 …
36 feared dead in Kenyan village
At least 36 people are feared dead in a Kenyan village on the border with Somalia, the Red Cross said Tuesday.
Ebola: Are we losing the fight?
The World Health Organization says progress is being made against the deadly Ebola outbreak -- but some targets are not being met. Who is hardest hit?
One-man artistic force du jour
Elson Kambalu doesn't like to be shoehorned as an artist.
Will there ever be an HIV vaccine?
2.1 million new HIV infections occurred in 2013 and on World AIDS day we explore whether an HIV vaccine will ever be possible to stop this rising indefinitely. In 2009,…
Nigerian town shaken under Boko Haram attack
Boko Haram militants attacked a town in northeast Nigeria on Monday. And battle sounds roared in Damaturu, as the Islamist fighters poured in, eyewitness said.
Egypt ex-ruler Mubarak cleared in deaths
Egyptian prosecutors say they will appeal after former ruler Hosni Mubarak was cleared of charges linking him to the deaths of hundreds of protesters during the country's 2011 uprising.
Horns more valuable than gold
Flying above Kruger National Park, veterinarian Peter Buss steps out onto the helicopter's skid and aims his rifle; below him a white rhino lumbers across the South African bush. As…
U.N.: Number of Ebola cases now tops 16,000
The number of confirmed, probable and suspected cases of Ebola in the current outbreak has surpassed 16,000, according to the World Health Organization, with nearly 7,000 deaths from those cases.
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