That leaves one other European proposal on the table -- using the Libyan coast guard and militias to crack down on the flow of migrants... READ MORE›
A new roadmap to tackle illegal trafficking and stem the flow of migrants and refugees into Europe from Africa has been agreed in Paris... READ MORE›
According to Niger's government, the rains have killed at least 44 people in Niamey and other parts of the West African country since June... READ MORE›
On Monday, as the European and African leaders gathered in Paris, Mr. Minniti met in Rome with Libyan mayors and representatives from Chad, Niger and Mali... READ MORE›
Merkel also said Europe also needs to urgently rethink its asylum system, which requires migrants to seek refugee status in the first country they reach... READ MORE›
Merkel said Europe also needs to urgently rethink its asylum system, which requires migrants to seek refugee status in the first country they reach... READ MORE›
Merkel said Europe also needs to urgently rethink its asylum system, which requires migrants to seek refugee status in the first country they reach... READ MORE›
Leaders from seven African and European countries meet in Paris on Monday for a mini-summit to discuss how to ease the EU's migrant crisis... READ MORE›
France hosts summit with leaders from Europe and Africa to discuss how to stem an influx of refugees to the continent... READ MORE›
Most of the migrants are West Africans, with Nigeria, Guinea and Ivory Coast the top countries of origin... READ MORE›
The number of children, mainly girls, used by the Nigerian armed group Boko Haram as human bombs has quadrupled this year, according to UNICEF... READ MORE›
Globally, the mortality rate for young people decreased 21 percent between 2000 and 2015, with HIV-related deaths in particular falling significantly... READ MORE›
At least 18 people have been killed in an attack by suspected Islamist militants at a restaurant popular with foreigners in the capital of Burkina Faso... READ MORE›
This was the second attack on a cafe popular with foreigners in under two years in Burkina Faso... READ MORE›
He said at least 20 other people were injured in the attack on the Aziz Istanbul restaurant, a spot popular with foreigners in the capital, Ouagadougou... READ MORE›
But the terror threat in Burkina Faso is increasingly homegrown, experts say... READ MORE›
At least 18 killed in attack on restaurant in Burkina Faso... READ MORE›
Our embassy is being kept informed of the situation due to permanent contact with local authorities, the French foreign ministry said in the statement... READ MORE›
The eighth edition of La Francophonie games ended in Abidjan on Sunday during a ceremony attended by participants and thousands of Ivorians... READ MORE›
A photo of Stephen McGown's mother, Beverley McGown, is shown in the program for her funeral after she died in May... READ MORE›
Can Nigerian lives and property be saved from the aftermath of torrential rain and flooding each year?... READ MORE›
There are currently nine hotspots in Europe four in Italy and five in Greece... READ MORE›
There has been no serious suggestion that Boko Haram is motivated by a desire to control oil in northeast Nigeria... READ MORE›
Among the African contingent that ranked behind Benin and Liberia were Nigeria 25, Mozambique 29, Mali 30, Zambia 32, Sierra Leone 37, Cameroon 43, and Equatorial Guinea 50 ... READ MORE›
The sprawling desert north of Agadez, in the west African nation of Niger, is the size of France... READ MORE›
They also say farmers in China and around the world can get rich by breeding donkeys for them... READ MORE›
MESSINA, Italy -- Abdoulie Jallow lives on the Sicilian coast, but until recently, looking at the Mediterranean Sea filled him with dread... READ MORE›
On Tuesday, suicide bombers killed at least 15 people and wounded 21 others in the northeast Nigerian city of Maiduguri in Borno state... READ MORE›
A pickup truck filled with migrants in 2015 returns to the city of Agadez after it was turned back at military checkpoints in the Sahara... READ MORE›
The IOM said the survivors were taken to Seguedine, where one died... READ MORE›
Africans trying to reach Europe are being sold by their captors in slave markets in Libya, the International Organization for Migration IOM says... READ MORE›
Hunger follows displaced people around north-east Nigeria, as Boko Haram and climate change drive millions from their homes... READ MORE›
Nigeria Boko Haram releases 82 kidnapped girls after three years... READ MORE›
Making sure that women have access, that we fill the supply chain with all the types of contraceptives we have in the United States... READ MORE›
The Nigerian government said it was committed to securing the release of all hostages held by Boko Haram... READ MORE›
Conservationists hope second group of 14 scimitar-horned oryx bred in captivity will help repopulate original habitat in Chad... READ MORE›
'Final defeat' Boko Haram's insurgency began in Maiduguri, though it has since spread beyond Nigeria's borders to Chad, Cameroon and Niger... READ MORE›
His comments prompted alarm in Tripoli, with the GNA calling for an immediate ceasefire in the south... READ MORE›
Nordic countries sit at the top, while impoverished, fragile states such as the Central African Republic, Niger and Chad hold up the bottom... READ MORE›
Shekau's best-known crime is the kidnapping of more than 300 Nigerian girls... READ MORE›
Nine civilians are killed in suicide attacks in Nigeria's Maiduguri, while eight troops die in raid in next-door Chad... READ MORE›
Agadez is a remote town in Niger on the edge of the Sahara desert that has become a major people-smuggling point... READ MORE›
The girls, some crying, told Ms. Amos they were from Chibok, the Nigerian village where Boko Haram had captured the schoolgirls... READ MORE›
Judge Pangalangan noted five mitigating factors Mr. Mahdi had admitted his guilt, cooperated with prosecutors, shown remorse and initially advised against the demolition... READ MORE›
Saturday's meeting was attended by the foreign ministers of Egypt, Chad, Niger, Libya, Algeria, and Tunisia... READ MORE›
At least two people reportedly killed by gunfire as hostage taken from Niger town of Abalak across the border to Mali... READ MORE›
The growing horror in a city where 500 children were kidnapped by Boko Haram... READ MORE›
Eighty-one percent of the population in developed nations were Internet users, versus just 15.2 percent of the population of the least-developed countries... READ MORE›
Libyan officials, though, believed the hijackers had more personal goals... READ MORE›
The report maps 34 known detention centres in Libya, three of them deep in the country's desert interior... READ MORE›
Such attacks are becoming increasingly common in the areas bordering Boko Haram's base in northeastern Nigeria... READ MORE›
Boko Haram used 44 children in suicide attacks last year, compared with only four in 2014, the report found... READ MORE›
Pictured here after triumphing in their country's equivalent of the FA Cup, Gambian football club Banjul United gaze proudly into the camera... READ MORE›
The route from Niger to Libya is one of the main ways migrants reach North Africa before crossing the Mediterranean Sea to get to Europe... READ MORE›
World Refugee Day Meet the Nigerian who was kicked out of Iceland and now remains in limbo in Sweden over deportation... READ MORE›
Drone photos recently helped the Nigerian Army avoid a major Boko Haram ambush, according to a senior American intelligence officer... READ MORE›
Girls, who are often drugged, were behind three-quarters of such attacks committed by the militant Islamist group in Cameroon, Nigeria and Chad... READ MORE›
An attack on an airbase in southern Libya has killed 141 people, mostly soldiers loyal to military strongman Khalifa Haftar, according to a spokesman for his forces... READ MORE›
Macron promised during his campaign that, if elected, one of the first things he would do was visit French troops engaged in foreign operations... READ MORE›
Boko Haram's Shekau has previously said the girls would be released if militant fighters held in Nigerian government custody were freed... READ MORE›
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