On Niger's religious TV stations, preachers promise hellfire for anyone practicing family planning... READ MORE›
France will be the first to welcome African refugees evacuated from Libya to Niger by the United Nations refugee agency, French officials announced Monday... READ MORE›
The two Tongo Tongo villagers said they also saw the bodies of the three other American soldiers -- Staff Sgts... READ MORE›
I personally think the American and Nigerien force was just overwhelmed, the administration official said... READ MORE›
Johnson, 25, worked as a mechanic and was attached to the 3rd Special Forces Group team... READ MORE›
The joint U.S.-Niger team was initially sent on a routine mission to meet local tribal leaders and work with the Niger forces... READ MORE›
The joint U.S. and Niger team was initially sent on a routine mission to meet local tribal leaders and work with the Niger forces... READ MORE›
Sgt La David Johnson was one of four US soldiers killed in Niger earlier this month... READ MORE›
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›
Heavily armed assailants believed to have crossed over from Mali launch dawn attack on paramilitary police base... READ MORE›
The team members killed in Niger were part of a contingent of about 800 U.S. troops in the country, U.S. Africa Command said... READ MORE›
Today, there are about 800 soldiers assisting in the fight against al-Qaeda, the Islamic State and Boko Haram, the Nigerian extremist militant group... READ MORE›
U.S. officials say they believe extremists linked to the Islamic State group were responsible for the attack about 200 kilometers 120 miles north of Niger's capital, Niamey... READ MORE›
U.S. officials say they believe extremists linked to the Islamic State group were responsible for the attack about 120 miles north of Niger's capital, Niamey... READ MORE›
'This is the girl for me, Granny,' Sergeant Wright's grandmother, Elaine Trull, remembered him saying... READ MORE›
The firefight lasted roughly 30 minutes and involved less than a dozen United States troops and more than 20 Nigerien soldiers... READ MORE›
Less clear are the circumstances surrounding their deaths Wednesday in an ambush in the Central African country of Niger, and the precise nature of their mission... READ MORE›
Namatta Abubacar, an official for the region of Tillaberi in Niger, said five Nigerien soldiers were among the dead... READ MORE›
The White House said President Donald Trump was notified about the attack Wednesday night as he flew aboard Air Force One from Las Vegas to Washington... READ MORE›
Media reports say three US soldiers and five Nigerien soldiers were killed in the ambush in south-western Niger... READ MORE›
Tens of thousands of people have been left homeless in Niger after months of severe flooding... READ MORE›
The sprawling desert north of Agadez, in the west African nation of Niger, is the size of France... 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›
Agadez is a remote town in Niger on the edge of the Sahara desert that has become a major people-smuggling point... READ MORE›
But others argue that urban development is as much to blame for the floods as climate change... READ MORE›
Burkina faso security forces attack hostage-takers at hotel... READ MORE›
As many as 2,000 migrants leave Agadez weekly, the last big stop before reaching Libya, 620 miles away across the scorching sand... READ MORE›
Some were later freed as Cameroon's forces pursued the attackers who were fleeing back to Nigeria... 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 Nigerian military's handling of Boko Haram's bloody six-year uprising has been widely seen as dismal... READ MORE›
Attacks by the militant group, which is based in Nigeria, have increasingly spilled across borders in the region... READ MORE›
Mr. Thiam got a call from his brother, Amadou, 25, when he arrived penniless in Niger... READ MORE›
Boko Haram's insurgency has killed thousands in northeastern Nigeria... READ MORE›
Troops from Chad are already waging an offensive inside remote northeastern Nigerian territory and claim to have killed hundreds of Boko Haram fighters last week... READ MORE›
At least 30 soldiers from Niger and two Nigerian troops were killed in a Boko Haram attack on Niger's border with Nigeria, Niger's defence ministry said... READ MORE›
Four soldiers from Niger were killed in the fighting against Boko Haram, whose insurgency is spreading from Nigeria to neighboring states... READ MORE›
Attacks by the militant group, which is based in Nigeria, have increasingly spilled across borders in the region... READ MORE›
Niger is electing a head of state on Sunday, as well as a new parliament, with President Issoufou hoping to secure a second five-year term... READ MORE›
Serge Lazarevic heads back to Paris amid claims his release was the result of a prisoner swap deal... READ MORE›
Children's agency said almost 1.4 million children suffering from severe malnutrition could die this year from famine in Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen... READ MORE›
Security was tight, with forces on patrol across the country, the south-east of which has been plagued by attacks by Boko Haram jihadis from neighbouring Nigeria... READ MORE›
At least 44 migrants have been found dead at Agadez in Niger about 1000km from Niamey... READ MORE›
Niger chad forces attack boko haram after islamic state pledge of allegiance... READ MORE›
Niger's army has troops based in Bosso, at the edge of the area of recent fighting with Boko Haram... READ MORE›
Alhassane Ould Mohamed, 46, admitted that he shot and killed William Bultemeier outside a restaurant in Niamey, the capital of Niger, on Dec. 23, 2000... READ MORE›
Niger's President Mahamadou Issoufou has ordered the University of Niamey campus to reopen on Monday after a violent protest left one person dead... READ MORE›
A Niger official says at least 44 migrants have died of thirst after their vehicle broke down in the Sahara Desert... READ MORE›
Critics say Issoufou used repression ahead of the vote, including arresting opposition supporters and jailing opposition leader Hama Amadou over charges related to a baby-trafficking ring... READ MORE›
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