Mali’s transitional government says it has thwarted an attempted coup,arresting two high-ranking military generals and a suspected French intelligence agent in what it describes as a plot backed by

When a 21-year-old bus plunged off a bridge into the Oued El Harrach on August 15,killing 18 and injuring 24,it didn’t just crash into a river,it sank into a lake of sewage that has been left untrea

Senior officials from over 30 countries and international bodies have called for an immediate end to the siege of El Fasher in Sudan’s North Darfur,where hundreds of thousands of civilians remain tr

A deadly bus accident in the Mohammadia district of Algiers has claimed the lives of 18 people and left nine others injured,including two in critical condition.

Egypt has reaffirmed that safeguarding the nation’s water security remains a foremost national priority,while calling for collaboration and shared prosperity with all Nile Basin states.

Over one hundred African experts took part in a workshop held lately in Rabat to strengthen cooperation to counter threats of proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction in Africa.

The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) says it has been inundated with complaints about comments in an episode that described coloured people as &#x201Cincestuous&#x201D, &#x201Ccrazy&#x201D people who &#x201Csleep with their siblings&#x201D.

Adil Auraghi,a recent graduate of Stanford Law School,is set to make history as the first Moroccan to serve as a judicial clerk at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague. His appointme

Misjudged risk assessments and persistent financial bias are costing African countries a staggering $75 billion annually in inflated borrowing costs and lost revenues,according to the Africa Finance

King Mohammed VI has sent a message of congratulations to the President of Côte d’Ivoire,Alassane Dramane Ouattara,on his country’s National Day,wherein he hailed bilateral relations as excep