Africa

Ethiopia Deports Journalist, Arrests Blogger

British reporter William Davison told to leave country because of accreditation issues; separately, government detains government critic Seyoum Teshome

UN: More Than 2 Million Malnourished Children in DRC at Risk

UN says the situation has worsened in recent months because of an uptick in fighting that's driving more people to flee their and sell everything they own for food

Ethiopia Holds Circus to Promote Performance Arts, African Culture

Acrobats, hoopers and jugglers had a unique opportunity to showcase their talent, make new contacts and attend workshops

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South Sudan Suspends UN Radio Station

An independent body charged with regulating journalistic practices in the country said it was shutting down Radio Miraya for 'persistent non-compliance'

Kenya’s Political Leaders Talk Unity, Healing Divisions

Surprise meeting between President Uhuru Kenyatta and opposition leader Raila Odinga heavy on rhetoric, light on details

Aid Group: Militia Commits Mass Rape in Central African Republic

Doctors Without Borders reports that it treated 10 survivors of the Feb. 17 violence

Tillerson Reaffirms US Commitment to Africa

AU Commission chair tells US top diplomat reported derogatory comments Trump made in January about African countries are 'in the past'

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New Strike Hobbles Kenya's Largest Public Referral Hospital

Latest doctors' strike is in solidarity with a neurosurgeon who opened the head of the wrong patient for brain surgery

International Women's Day