Ukraine needs new president who will agree to end war, says Trump
Riyadh airport hit by fresh Houthi strike day after deadly attack
Yoshihide Suga becomes new Japanese PM, as Abe steps down
GERMANY: Merkel plans to take in around 1,500 migrants from Greek islands
200 Senegalese soldiers contract virus ― Official
West Africa leaders press Mali junta over transition
US Election: Trump blows hot, claims Biden is taking drugs to give speeches
South Africa’s ruling party to refund state for flight to Zimbabwe
Moussa Traore, who led Mali for 22 years, dies aged 83
Mexican president requests referendum on prosecuting predecessors
UN agency says 10 refugees missing in Uganda after deadly clash with locals
‘Hotel Rwanda’ hero charged with terrorism, financing rebels
US eases China travel warning, citing virus progress
US ‘spy’ to be charged with terrorism in Venezuela
US police officer fired for beating black man at traffic stop
EU, China to hold talks on blocked investment deal
Saudi to ease international flight restrictions from September 15

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Social networks in Algeria blocked to prevent exam fraud
Algerians were unable to access social media accounts on Sunday as students sat national exams in the North African country where authorities are cracking down on cheating. Social networks such as Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp were inaccessible, an AFP journalist said, while the internet faced disruptions across the country. The move came a day after […]
Suicide bomber kills five civilians in northern Cameroon
A suicide bomber killed five villagers in the far north of Cameroon, near the border with Nigeria, where jihadist groups regularly carry out attacks, local officials said Sunday. “Terrorists” attacked the village of Zeleved on Friday evening, a local security officer told AFP, requesting anonymity. Cameroon officials refer to members of the Nigeria-based jihadist group […]
Tanzania, Uganda ink deal on $3.5bn oil pipeline project
Tanzania and Uganda signed an agreement Sunday to commence construction on a 1,445-kilometre (900 mile) oil pipeline through East Africa that conservation groups say threatens livelihoods and fragile ecosystems. The project focuses on oilfields in landlocked Uganda discovered in 2006 and proposes pumping the crude to the coast via a pipeline across Tanzania at an […]
Mali opposition rejects junta-backed transition charter
Mali’s popular opposition movement has rejected a charter for a transition government backed by the army officers who ousted President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita. The military junta backed an arrangement for an 18-month transition government on Saturday, after a three-day forum with political parties and civil-society representatives. But the June 5 Movement (M5), which took part […]
Libyan protestors burn eastern government offices
Protesters in Libya’s second city Benghazi set fire to the headquarters of the parallel eastern administration controlled by strongman Khalifa Haftar, a security source said Sunday. “In the early hours of Sunday, a group of demonstrators attacked the cabinet building,” an official from the interior ministry in the eastern government told AFP, speaking on condition […]

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