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Somali African Union Beledweyne base hit by bomb attack
At least 19 people have been killed in a suicide attack on an African Union base in the Somali town of Beledweyne near Ethiopia’s border,
Philippines Defends Typhoon Relief Efforts
The Philippine government is defending its efforts to deliver assistance to victims of Typhoon Haiyan, many of whom have received little or no assistance since
President Kikwete asserts Tanzania will not quit EAC
Tanzania will never quit the East African Community and will do everything in its power to make sure the community survives and becomes prosperous despite
Liberia bans motorcycle taxis in Monrovia
A ban on motorcycle taxis has come into force in Liberia’s capital, Monrovia, forcing hundreds of commuters to walk to work. Police set up roadblocks at
Museveni Orders Tanks Deployed At DRC Border
President Yoweri Museveni has ordered the Chief of Defence Forces, Gen Katumba Wamala to dispatch 1,000 heavily-armed soldiers and armored tanks to the border with
DRC- M23 attacks FARDC in Bunagana
As DR Congo troops on Wednesday affirmed that they have captured the last stronghold of M23, Bunagana residents affirm that they have heard heavy gunfire
Congo-Kinshasa: DRC Troops ‘Take Last Major Rebel Stronghold’
Congolese officials say government troops have recaptured a major town long in the hands of M23 rebels. Fighting in the region has forced thousands of
US spy agency denies spying on Vatican
“The National Security Agency does not target the Vatican. Assertions that NSA has targeted the Vatican, published in Italy’s Panorama magazine, are not true,” NSA
US intelligence chief Clapper defends spying policy
The head of US intelligence has told lawmakers that discerning foreign leaders’ intentions is a key goal of the nation’s spying operations. Director of National Intelligence
US spying: Senate intelligence committee orders review
The US Senate’s intelligence committee has announced a major review of the country’s surveillance operations. The committee’s chair, Diane Feinstein, said eavesdropping on leaders of friendly
