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4TH U.S. SOLDIER DEAD AFTER AMBUSH ATTACK
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›
FIRE AT RUSSIA POWER PLANT LEAVES 300,000 PEOPLE WITHOUT LIGHT, HEAT??
Fire at russia power plant leaves 300,000 people without light, heat... 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›
'INFERNO WORLD': HOT JUPITER EXOPLANET IS 4 TIMES HOTTER THAN VENUS
Its atmosphere is estimated to have a temperature of a scorching 2,000 degrees Celsius... READ MORE›
ASIA GLACIERS FACE MASSIVE MELT FROM GLOBAL WARMING EVEN IF 1.5-DEGREE PARIS TARGET IS MET
Asia glaciers face massive melt from global warming even if 1.5-degree Paris target is met study... READ MORE›
GLOBAL WARMING: WHY MASSIVE ICE IN ASIA'S GLACIERS COULD VANISH,
Kraaijenbrink acknowledged that a scenario in which global warming remains under 1.5 degrees Celsius is optimistic... READ MORE›
TOGO PRESIDENT REQUESTS CANCELLATION OF ISRAEL-AFRICA SUMMIT AMID UNREST
Togolese president, Faure Gnassingbe, has requested the cancellation of an Israeli-Africa summit scheduled for next month in the West African country, the Associated Press reports... READ MORE›
STUDY LINKS CLIMATE CHANGE TO RECORD U.S. ROAD DEATHS
Hotter than normal outdoors temperatures likely accounted for most of the extra deaths in 2015, Robertson said... READ MORE›
MAIDEN JOLLOF RICE FESTIVALS HELD IN WASHINGTON, LAGOS AND ACCRA
Teams of two to three people representing Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, Sierra Leone and Liberia competed for the title... READ MORE›
HEAVY RAINS DESTROY HUNDREDS OF HOUSES
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›
ETHIOPIA'S COFFEE INDUSTRY THREATENED BY CLIMATE CHANGE
Coffee plants ideally need mild temperatures between 15 to 26 degrees Celsius to thrive... READ MORE›
JULY'S GLOBAL LAND TEMPERATURES WERE THE HOTTEST EVER RECORDED
Land measurements are important because we live on land, said NOAA climate scientist Jake Crouch... READ MORE›
LOS ANGELES TESTS COOLING PAVEMENT PAINT TO BEAT HEAT
Can a splash of gray pavement paint help combat global warming?... READ MORE›
GUNMEN ON MOTORCYCLES ATTACK TURKISH RESTAURANT IN BURKINA FASO, KILLING 18
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›
'LUCIFER' HEAT WAVE KEEPS PARTS OF EUROPE IN RED ALERT
The high temperatures came as a shock to Australian Mira Balic, who was visiting Serbia at a time when it's winter in the Southern Hemisphere... READ MORE›
SOUTH AFRICAN HOSTAGE RELEASED AFTER 6 YEARS IN AL-QAEDA CAPTIVITY
A photo of Stephen McGown's mother, Beverley McGown, is shown in the program for her funeral after she died in May... READ MORE›
BENIN, LIBERIA LEAD AFRICA IN RANKING AT MAIDEN GLOBAL ROBOTICS COMPETITION
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›
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GAMBIA: YAHYA JAMMEH GETS A FINAL DEADLINE TO STEP DOWN
The leaders of Guinea and Mauritania headed for The Gambia on Friday for talks with Jammeh ahead of a deadline for him to leave power... READ MORE›
JAMMEH GIVEN LAST CHANCE TO RESIGN AS TROOPS CLOSE IN
West African leaders are in The Gambia to try to persuade Yahya Jammeh to cede power to his elected successor... READ MORE›
GAMBIA'S PRESIDENT JAMMEH REFUSES TO LEAVE OFFICE AS DEADLINE PASSES
Gambian President Yahya Jammeh is refusing to step down despite the threat of military intervention by neighbouring states... READ MORE›
AFTER THE APOCALYPSE: INSIDE THE ARCTIC VAULT THAT COULD HELP KEEP HUMANITY ALIVE
Earlier this month, seeds stored inside the so-called Doomsday Vault were withdrawn for the first time... READ MORE›
Anyone arriving from affected West African countries without having had confirmed contact with Ebola victims will be subject to monitoring by public health officials... READ MORE›
AFRICAN LEADERS HEAD TO THE GAMBIA FOR MEDIATION TALKS
West African heads of state to arrive in Banjul to ask President Jammeh to step down, according to Senegalese official... READ MORE›
Abby Haglage in the Daily Beast says Dr Spencer's case could affect Ebola patients worldwide - by deterring would-be volunteers from travelling to West Africa to help... READ MORE›
AS TRUMP HEADS TO WASHINGTON, GLOBAL WARMING NEARS TIPPING POINT
Because of climate change, the occurrence and impact of extreme events has risen, WMO Secretary-General Petteri Taalas said in a statement... READ MORE›
HUNDREDS DIE IN HEAT WAVE IN SOUTHERN PAKISTAN
The Pakistan Rangers Sindh, a paramilitary force that otherwise fights crime in Karachi, has set up 10 heatstroke relief centers across the city... READ MORE›
BAND AID 30: CLUMSY, PATRONISING AND WRONG IN SO MANY WAYS
Bob Geldof and Midge Ure launch Band Aid 30 to help fight Ebola in west Africa... READ MORE›
CANADA VISA BAN HITS WEST AFRICA STATES
Ebola crisis canada visa ban hits west africa states... READ MORE›
NORTHEAST IS WARMING FASTER THAN THE REST OF THE WORLD
The 2 degree mark is considered the point of no return for catastrophic effects of global warming... READ MORE›
JULY 2016 WAS WORLD'S HOTTEST MONTH SINCE RECORDS BEGAN, SAYS NASA
The past nine months have set temperature records for their respective months and the trend continued this month to make 10 in a row, according to Nasa... READ MORE›
2 DEGREES CELSIUS: A CRITICAL NUMBER FOR CLIMATE CHANGE
Framework Convention on Climate Change said in a statement... READ MORE›
AS ASIAN SCORCHERS MULTIPLY RECORDS FALL AND ATTENTION RISES
The attention paid to the temperature reading in Pakistan highlights how interest in heat records is growing across Asia alongside rising awareness of climate change... READ MORE›
TROPHY HUNTING JUST PART OF THE STORY BEHIND DECLINING LION NUMBERS IN AFRICA
Lion numbers are in steep decline across Africa, but trophy hunting is only partly responsible for the long-term losses, say conservationists... READ MORE›
6 CANADIANS FROM QUEBEC KILLED IN ATTACK ON BURKINA FASO HOTEL
Burkina Faso hotel attack leaves 6 Canadians from Quebec dead... READ MORE›
BURKINA FASO SECURITY FORCES ATTACK HOTEL
Burkina faso security forces attack hostage-takers at hotel... READ MORE›
PRE-MONSOON HEAT BUILDS EARLY IN INDIA
Bhubaneswar has recorded temperatures above 40C for some time now... READ MORE›
CRACKDOWN IN NIGER FAILS TO DETER MIGRANT SMUGGLERS
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›
SNOWSTORMS HOLD MAINLAND EUROPE IN AN ICY GRIP AS SCORES SUCCUMB TO BITTERLY COLD WEATHER
The state-run Anadolu news agency reported that even the Bosphorus Strait running through Turkey's largest city was closed with ferries being halted... READ MORE›
AFRICA SETS UP $28.5M CRISIS FUND
Of the West African countries hit by the 11-month outbreak, Liberia has seen the most deaths... READ MORE›
TELEGRAPH INTERVIEW WITH PRESIDENT MUHAMMADU BUHARI OF NIGERIA
How is it that Nigeria's military, which has a good record across west Africa, cannot claim back to 14 out of 774 local governorates from Boko Haram?... READ MORE›
ADAMA BARROW HEADS TO MALI FOR GAMBIA CRISIS TALKS
Winner of presidential vote heads to Bamako as last-ditch regional attempts to persuade Yahya Jammeh to step down fail... READ MORE›
NATIONS STRIKE HISTORIC DEAL ON CLIMATE CHANGE
It seeks to limit rising temperatures to within 2 degrees Celsius 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit compared to pre-industrial levels through the year 2100... READ MORE›
HEAT IN INDIA SETS A RECORD 1238 DEGREES
India's former record high was 60 years ago, when temperatures reached 123 degrees Fahrenheit in Alwar, also a city in Rajasthan... READ MORE›
BRITONS IN GAMBIA ON ALERT AMID COUP FEARS AFTER PRESIDENT YAHYA JAMMEH REJECTS ELECTION OF FORMER ARGOS SECURITY GUARD
British holidaymakers in Gambia were warned to be on alert today amid warnings that the west African nation was facing a potentially violent military coup... READ MORE›
IT'S TOO HOT FOR SOME PLANES TO FLY IN PHOENIX
Was forced to cancel 50 flights so far this week--43 of them on Tuesday--from its Phoenix hub because the forecast high is 120 degrees Fahrenheit 49 degrees Celsius ... READ MORE›
OBAMAS POWER AFRICA PROJECT IS OFF TO A SPUTTERING START
Nigerian officials say that while they welcome the Power Africa initiative, they have only had conversations about potential projects... READ MORE›
9 WORLD CUP SLOTS FOR AFRICA APPROVED BY FIFA, AWAIT RATIFICATION
A proposed fully air-conditioned venue for the 2022 World Cup, the Khalifa International Stadium has been completed... READ MORE›