Developments in Central and East Africa have dominated news coverage of Africa since December. The split within the ruling Sudan…
More than 1,000 student volunteers, along with rank-and-file workers and professionals from the northern and western cities of the U.S.,…
Feb. 3 — A government mediation team is seeking to resolve the ongoing strike in the platinum industry in the…
For nearly seven months in 2011, NATO planes — particularly from the U.S., France, Britain and Canada — carried out…
An 11-week strike by 7,000 members of South Africa’s National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) has resulted in a settlement granting…
The federal holiday that commemorates martyred civil rights, social justice and peace activist Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. takes…
Tens of thousands of African migrants suspended a general strike Jan. 13 that had been in effect since January 5…
Fierce battles took place in early January in two states of oil-rich South Sudan — Unity and Jonglei states, not…
Republic of Sudan President Omar Hassan al-Bashir flew to the capital of the Republic of South Sudan on Jan. 6…
A 50-person committee to draft an amended Egyptian constitution completed its work. The military-appointed regime that came to power through…