Low cost computers offer new world of learning
Egypt recalls ambassador from Algiers and wave of nationalistic fervor grips both countries
Umar Abdirashid Ali Sharmarke says summit has been helpful but has also shown there's still long way to go to meet UN goals
Madnodje Mounoubai said a recent survey shows MONUC enjoys the support of a majority of Congolese.
Madnodje Mounoubai said a recent survey shows MONUC enjoys the support of a majority of Congolese.
Shooting of reporter Mohamed Yasin in Puntland-administered part of Galkayo in central Somalia has sparked alarm in media circles
Maersk Alabama was hijacked in April, when it did not have a security team onboard
President Ali Bongo Ondimaba comes amid criticism that France's old, controversial relationship with Africa has not really changed
Troops maintain high-profile presence in Nigeria's oil-rich region despite halt in militant attacks on oil facilities, personnel in pas
Former Liberian president says he jailed foreign journalists because they were trying to assassinate him
Local workers drive 3,000 foreigners from shacks in competition for farming jobs
Aloisious Nthenda said the government has contravened the constitution by failing to organize local elections for the last 10 years.
South African law says state must provide medicine to HIV-infected, but in many places this isn’t happening
Charges against Ignace Murwanashyaka and Straton Musoni include war crimes, crimes against humanity, using child soldiers, heading crim
US ambassador on war crimes says Felicien Kabuga has long found safe haven in Kenya
Prison keys handed over to attorney general as Special Court for Sierra Leone begins winding down its activities
Obama administration officials tell Senate Foreign Relations Committee al-Qaida in Islamic Maghreb continues to menace parts of Maghreb
Human rights officials say Morocco expelled Aminatou Haidar; Morocco says she voluntarily renounced Moroccan citizenship
Move is part of efforts to let users of non-Latin script have better access to Web
African ministers says world leaders are not doing enough to reduce soaring hunger levels on continent
The head of the UN economic commission for Asia and the Pacific says extremism may be a more serious threat to women than other problems
Negotiators say they will insist on political deal that meets their demands
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