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AFRICAN AND EUROPEAN LEADERS WANT TO EVACUATE THOUSANDS MIRED IN LIBYAN SLAVE TRADE
Before Gaddafi's fall, Libya drew West African migrants who intended to stay there and work in its lucrative oil and agricultural industries... READ MORE›
EMMANUEL MACRON ANNOUNCES EU PLAN TO LAUNCH 'CONCRETE MILITARY ACTION' TO RESCUE AFRICAN MIGRANTS ENSLAVED IN LIBYA
The Libyan government on Wednesday night agreed to allow the migrants to be evacuated, Mr Macron said... READ MORE›
WHY WE LOVE TO HATE DESPOTS' WIVES
In Zimbabwe, newly ousted first lady Grace Mugabe is probably Africa's most hated woman... READ MORE›
AU CHIDES ABUSES OF AFRICAN MIGRANTS IN LIBYA
I am very disappointed by the fact that the African Union allowed Colonel Gaddafi to be killed, he said... READ MORE›
MALE RAPE USED SYSTEMATICALLY IN LIBYA AS INSTRUMENT OF WAR
In identifying responsible individuals and entities for trafficking through Libyan territory, Delattre said... READ MORE›
BURKINA FASO: SEVERAL WOUNDED BY GRENADE ATTACK AHEAD OF FRENCH PRESIDENT MACRON'S VISIT
French President Emmanuel Macron arrived later Monday evening for a visit to Burkina Faso. He will head to a European-African summit in Ivory Coast Wednesday... READ MORE›
MACRON VISITS AFRICA AMID ANGER OVER HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND SLAVERY
Across Africa, Libyan ambassadors have been forced on to the back foot as angry Africans have protested outside their embassies... READ MORE›
'LIBYA WAS HELL'
Investigation Protests meanwhile took place outside the Libyan embassies in several other African capital cities including Bamako, Mali and Conakry, Guinea over the weekend... READ MORE›
ZIMBABWE'S INCOMING LEADER HERALDS A NEW ERA TO CHEERING CROWDS
Zimbabwe's incoming leader Emmerson Mnangagwa declares a new era of democracy... READ MORE›
"THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN," SAYS ZIMBABWE'S NEW LEADER
Zimbabwe's former Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who is due to be sworn in to replace Robert Mugabe as President, addresses supporters in Harare, Zimbabwe, November 22, 2017... READ MORE›
"THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN," SAYS ZIMBABWE'S NEW LEADER
Zimbabwe's former Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who is due to be sworn in to replace Robert Mugabe as President, addresses supporters in Harare, Zimbabwe, November 22, 2017... READ MORE›
AFRICAN PRESIDENTS FORCED OUT OF POWER [1]
The narrative is changing across the continent except for much of the Central Africa region where leaders are holding on tight after decades... READ MORE›
A WORLD CUP FOR THE LOSERS? YEP, IT COULD BE A THING
Won't the World Cup expansion help this issue of big teams not qualifying?... READ MORE›
SENEGAL QUALIFIES FOR SECOND WORLD CUP AFTER BEATING SOUTH AFRICA
Senegal have qualified for the 2018 World Cup in Russia after securing a 2-0 away win over South Africa on Friday... READ MORE›
HOW ETHIOPIA BECAME A LAND OF PRYING EYES
Mr. Alene is a government official, whose job includes elements of both informant and enforcer... READ MORE›
CAN A PRESIDENT WEAH MEET THE EXPECTATIONS OF LIBERIA'S SLUM DWELLERS?
More than a quarter of Liberians voted for George Weah to become their next leader during the first round of the elections... READ MORE›
FRANCE ARRESTS BROTHER OF EX-BURKINA PRESIDENT COMPAORE
Burkina Faso media said he was held on an arrest warrant issued by that country's government... READ MORE›
REVEALED: OIL GIANTS PAY BILLIONS LESS TAX IN CANADA THAN ABROAD
Le Billon said the tax gap between Canada and developing countries has also been influenced by lower prices for Canadian crude and higher production costs... READ MORE›
NORDEA PUSHES FURTHER INTO EMERGING MARKETS WITH NEW DEBT FUND
Scandinavia's largest bank wants a bigger chunk of emerging markets asset management... READ MORE›
ANALYSIS | TRUMP'S NIGER UPROAR SHINES LIGHT ON THE U.S.'S MURKY AFRICAN WARS
The part of Niger where U.S. troops were killed is already awash with deadly skirmishes... READ MORE›
ANALYSIS | PARTS OF NIGER AND MALI ARE ALREADY LAWLESS. U.S. STRATEGY MIGHT MAKE IT WORSE.
Chadian troops and Nigerien Special Forces participate in the Flintlock exercises with the U.S. military and its Western partners in Mao, Chad, March 7, 2015... READ MORE›
GUNMEN KILL 13 NIGER SOLDIERS IN ATTACK NEAR MALI BORDER
A United Nations Security Council delegation was in Mali on Saturday to discuss the force... READ MORE›
FOUR DIE AS FRENCH ARMY CHARTER JET CRASHES IN I COAST
The French military base in Abidjan provides logistical support for the operation which is headquartered in Chad's capital, N'Djamena... READ MORE›
AT LEAST FOUR DEAD IN PLANE CRASH OFF IVORY COAST
At least four people were killed in a plane crash off Ivory Coast near Abidjan today, security sources said... READ MORE›
AT LEAST FOUR DEAD IN PLANE CRASH OFF IVORY COAST
At least four people were killed in a plane crash off Ivory Coast near Abidjan today, security sources said... READ MORE›
CARGO PLANE CRASHES OFF IVORY COAST
A cargo plane has crashed into the sea off Ivory Coast, close to Abidjan airport, killing four people and injuring six... READ MORE›
AFDB TO DECIDE FATE OF $296 MILLION IVORIAN AIRBUS PURCHASE
FILE PHOTO The headquarters of the African Development Bank AfDB are pictured in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, September 16, 2016... READ MORE›
IVORY COAST COCOA FARMERS PREDICT BUMPER CROP AFTER SLOW START
Ivory Coast produced a record cocoa harvest in the season that just ended, with purchases exceeding 2 million metric tons for the first time... READ MORE›
COCOA PRICES HAVE CRASHED BUT SMUGGLERS ARE STILL MAKING MONEY
Ivory Coast's cocoa regulator estimates about 70,000 tons of beans were smuggled into Ghana this season, equal to at least 7 percent of Ghana's annual production... READ MORE›
DREAMS OF EUROPE LIFE SPUR PERILOUS JOURNEY FROM WEST AFRICA
Kadi Bah saw people starving in the Sahara desert and drowning in the Mediterranean during her failed six-month odyssey to reach Europe... READ MORE›
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CHOCOLATE INDUSTRY DRIVES RAINFOREST DISASTER IN IVORY COAST
Exclusive As global demand for chocolate booms, 'dirty' beans from deforested national parks in Ivory Coast have entered big business supply chains... READ MORE›
GHANA: AKUFO-ADDO WINS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
Ghana's main opposition leader Nana Akufo-Addo won the country's national election, defeating President John Mahama, electoral commissioner Charlotte Osei said... READ MORE›
A U.N. PANEL REBUKES U.S. FOR 'HORRIFIC' EVENTS IN CHARLOTTESVILLE
In a direct rebuke of the white supremacist march in Charlottesville this month, the committee issued an early warning on the United States... READ MORE›
SHIMON PERES FUNERAL: "ISRAEL GRIEVES FOR HIM"
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas will attend the funeral of former Israeli President and Prime Minister Shimon Peres on Friday, Abbas' office said... READ MORE›
ADAMA BARROW SWORN IN ON HOME SOIL AS PRESIDENT
Adama Barrow has been sworn in as president on Gambian soil, marking the end of a tense political standoff with the West African nation's former leader... READ MORE›
A FRENCH FARMER FED AND SHELTERED MIGRANTS. TODAY HE WAS FINED $3,200.
For the past two years, Herrou, 37, has continually defied French authorities by shepherding undocumented migrants across the Italian border and onto his hillside farm... READ MORE›
SEA LEVEL RISE WILL DOUBLE COASTAL FLOOD RISK WORLDWIDE
The research takes in to account the large waves and storm surges that can tip gradually rising sea levels over the edge of coastal defences... READ MORE›
LIFE IN TUNISIA'S CLOSED REFUGEE CAMP
Life in Tunisia's closed refugee camp 'I lost my mind'... READ MORE›
ASYLUM SEEKER'S FUTURE IN LIMBO AFTER NEAR-FATAL BORDER CROSSING IN QUEBEC
Mamadou, originally from Ivory Coast, worked as a cab driver in New York City for the past 10 years... READ MORE›
TRAFIGURA, VITOL AND BP EXPORTING DIRTY DIESEL TO AFRICA, SAYS SWISS NGO
Traders blend cheap fuel with sulphur levels many times the European limit for sale in African countries, says Public Eye... READ MORE›
GLOBAL DISMAY MOUNTS OVER PARIS CLIMATE DEAL WITHDRAWAL
LONDON -- Dismay continued to mount around the globe Friday, a day after President Trump announced his decision to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement... READ MORE›
SOUTH AFRICA A NATION WITH SHARP INEQUALITY CONSIDERS A MINIMUM WAGE
South Africa, a Nation With Sharp Inequality, Considers a Minimum Wage... READ MORE›
THE END OF CHEAP CHOCOLATE? COCOA FUTURES SURGE MOST ON RECORD
Cocoa prices soared amid signs of tighter supplies in Ivory Coast, the world's top grower, raising prospects that chocolate costs will climb... READ MORE›
IVORY COAST JAIL SENTENCES FOR CHIMPANZEE TRAFFICKERS
During our investigation, Ibrahima Traore sent us videos of baby chimpanzees for sale, some were only a few months old... READ MORE›
GAMBIA SHUDDERS AS DEFEATED PRESIDENT YAHYA JAMMEH TIGHTENS GRIP BEFORE INAUGURATION
The United Nations said Wednesday that at least 26,000 Gambians had fled into Senegal... READ MORE›
THE DARK, VIOLENT UNDERWORLD OF THE BABY CHIMP MARKET
'In 10 years, in 20 years, we won't have any more chimpanzees.'... READ MORE›
MUTINYING SOLDIERS SEAL OFF IVORY COAST'S BOUAKE
Ivory Coast was plunged into civil war in 2002 following a failed attempt to oust then-president Laurent Gbagbo... READ MORE›
ITALY OFFERS SWIMMING LESSONS FOR REFUGEES TRAUMATIZED WHILE CROSSING THE MEDITERRANEAN
MESSINA, Italy -- Abdoulie Jallow lives on the Sicilian coast, but until recently, looking at the Mediterranean Sea filled him with dread... READ MORE›
IN ONCE-WELCOMING ITALY, THE TIDE TURNS AGAINST MIGRANTS
The community has turned against the asylum seekers who have been setting sail toward Italy in search of a better life... READ MORE›
WHY DEMOCRACY PREVAILED IN GAMBIA
The African Union announced that it would no longer recognize Mr. Jammeh as president as of Inauguration Day... READ MORE›
ETHIOPIAN ECONOMY WILL BE AFRICA'S MOST EXPANSIVE IN 2017 - WORLD BANK FORECAST
Ethiopia's economic growth since 2015 has been pegged at 10.8 percent putting a significant gap between them and Kenya... READ MORE›
IVORY COAST MUTINY DEAL REACHED, SAYS PRESIDENT, BUT UNREST CONTINUES
President Alassane Ouattara of Ivory Coast says he has reached an agreement with soldiers who have mutinied... READ MORE›
DEAL REACHED TO END ARMY MUTINY
A two-day mutiny by soldiers in nine cities across Ivory Coast ended peacefully on Saturday after the government pledged to improve troops' salaries and living conditions... READ MORE›
SEA LEVELS SET TO 'RISE FAR MORE RAPIDLY THAN EXPECTED'
The new research follows other recent studies warning of the possibility of ice sheet collapse in Antarctica and suggesting huge sea-level rises... READ MORE›
SOUTH AFRICA TO WITHDRAW FROM INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT
Foreign Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane this week formally notified the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, of South Africa's intention to withdraw from the international court... READ MORE›
'SOMEONE WANTED TO BUY MY DAUGHTER'
Three photos are all that Yaya Sangare has to remind him of the family he once had... READ MORE›
RUBY IS THE FIRST ADDITION TO CHOCOLATE'S COLOUR PALETTE IN 80 YEARS
Barry Callebaut also sells chocolate that withstands higher temperatures, a goal chocolate companies had sought to achieve for decades... READ MORE›
IVORY COAST LAUNCHES MILITARY OPERATION TO QUASH MUTINY
Ivory Coast has launched a military operation to re-establish order after soldiers who staged a three-day mutiny over bonus payments refused the army's demand to disarm... READ MORE›
GUNFIRE ROCKS BOUAKE ARMY CAMP AFTER TROOPS PAY DISPUTE
Gunfire erupts near main military camp in city of Bouake, where disgruntled soldiers launched a mutiny on Friday... READ MORE›
GUNFIRE ERUPTS IN ABIDJAN, BOUAKE AMID MUTINY
I Coast Gunfire erupts in Abidjan, Bouake amid mutiny... READ MORE›