Africa

Tanzania marks muted Independence Day amid tensions

Tanzania police patrol streets on national holiday ahead of planned protests over October election.

Egypt's Sisi and Libya's Haftar reaffirm support for Sudan’s territorial unity

President Abdel Fattah al Sisi and Khalifa Haftar call for a peaceful settlement that preserves Suda

Guinea-Bissau says military ruler will not be allowed to run for president

Guinea-Bissau's transitional government, which took power last month, has said that its leading gene

US sanctions network recruiting Colombians to fight for Sudan's RSF

The US Treasury Department imposed sanctions on Tuesday on four individuals and four entities accuse

Truce broker US urges Rwanda, M23 to 'withdraw' troops from eastern DRC

The US and European powers have called on Rwanda's military and M23 fighters to halt immediately an

Fresh fighting in eastern DRC leaves 74 people dead, 83 others wounded

At least 74 people, mostly civilians have been killed and 83 wounded as a result of recent clashes i