The Chairman of Sierra Leone’s Anti-Corruption Commission says he has stepped up efforts to weed out corruption.
Spanish, Mauritanian governments step up patrols along the coast to stop that illegal immigration
Save The Children says over 90 percent of children thought to be orphans in Ghana are not
Geraldine Doe-Sheriff says she will make laws to make corruption a nonbailable offense
Saudi authorities say victim was not vaccinated against infection
A group of women in Southeastern Senegal pooled their money for their latest business project, called Operation Tabaski
Educators, government ministers and international partners gather at primary school in Dakar
Senagal children observe 20th anniversary celebration of UN Convention on Rights of Child
Military spokesman says four-month ceasefire has re-established stability in troubled southern oil-producing
African educators, policymakers and first ladies meet in Dakar to discuss how to increase and improve early childhood development
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
Rivals remain divided over composition of transitional authority
Meeting with coalition of opposition, civil society groups in Abuja aims to find solution to country's constitutional crisis
Election officials in Ivory Coast have said the country's presidential poll will once again be pushed back
Red Cross officials say an outbreak of dengue fever in Cape Verde is the worst ever in West Africa
Health workers say getting women to come in for consistent prenatal care can mean difference between life and death
Nearly 70 cases of dengue hemorrhagic fever also reported
Ratings produced by the Global Fund rank Kenya near the bottom globally in properly managing Fund grants
