Special to USAfrica magazine (Houston) and USAfricaonline.com, the first Africa-owned, US-based newspaper published on the Internet. Dr. Chidi Amuta is Executive Editor of USAfrica, since 1993 On the matter of…
Errol Barnett explores the continent's growing automobile market at the Johannesburg International Motor Show.
Armed forces in the Democratic Republic of Congo beat back dozens of gunmen who stormed three key locations in the capital Monday.
Arwa Damon reports on the worsening humanitarian crisis in South Sudan through a look at a UN compound in Juba.
The leader of a Tunisian militant Islamist group was arrested in Libya on Monday, state media reported, citing a security source.
Malcolm has an intense gaze. He speaks haltingly, at times pausing, haunted by the memories of the past.
A large group of youths from an ethnic militia loyal to former South Sudanese Vice President Riek Machar is marching for the city of Bor.
Three Al Jazeera journalists were arrested by Egyptian security forces, with the government saying at least one of them met with members of the banned Muslim Brotherhood.
When a big chunk of your job involves editing stories about other people's incredible journeys, it doesn't take long for the ol' travel itch to flare up.
Fresh violence rocked Egypt on Sunday when an explosion wounded four people near military intelligence offices in the Nile Delta, state-run Nile TV reported.
A growing chorus of international agencies call for South Sudan's warring factions to cease hostilities.
Protesters who back the Muslim Brotherhood are accused of torching the cafeteria of a Cairo university, state media reports.
The Libyan government late Friday released four U.S. military personnel who had been taken into custody while they were operating near the city of Sabratha, some 50 miles west of…
Four U.S. military personnel are being held by the Libyan government, a senior U.S. Defense Department official told CNN on Friday.
Backers of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood battled police in Cairo and other cities after Friday prayers. At least three people died and 265 were arrested, the Interior Ministry said.
The government of South Sudan has agreed to a ceasefire "in principle," but it is not clear if it will be accepted by rebels, a government official said.


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