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Tunisia Attack Update: National Bardo Museum Delays Reopening, Holds Ceremony

Museum officials said that there have been no threats made against the museum but "we should be vigilant."

Nigeria Elections: US President Obama Calls For Peace, Unity To Fight Boko Haram

With elections looming, the U.S. president calls on Nigeria’s leaders and citizens to ensure they are free, fair and peaceful.

Measles Takes Over From Ebola As Health Care Threat In West Africa: Report

Measles-related deaths could grow to 16,000 in West Africa because of disruptions to health care facilities caused by the Ebola outbreak.

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Boko Haram Update: Chad Bombs Islamist Militants In Nigeria, Several Dozen Killed

Chadian strikes killed several dozen Boko Haram fighters in the Nigerian village of Djaboullam, said a senior Niger official.

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Tunisia Attack: Four Relatives Of Assailant Hatem Khachnaoui Arrested, Report Says

A total of nine people were arrested Thursday in connection with the attack, during which five gunmen stormed the National Bardo Museum in Tunis. Twenty-three people were killed in the raid.

Tunisia Beefs Up Security On Independence Day Following Museum Massacre

A major rally to mark the North African country's Independence Day is planned for Friday amid fears of follow-up attacks.

Nigeria Elections 2015: Foreign Journalists Still Await Press Visas

Just days remain until voters cast ballots in the African nation, but many foreign reporters are still unable to enter the country.

Tunisia Terror Attack Will Test Efforts To Protect Tunisian Freedoms, Rights

Wednesday's violence could imperil the "tolerant and rights-respecting society" that Tunisians seek, a human rights group says.

Tunisia Attack: 9 People Arrested Over National Bardo Museum Raid That Killed 23

Tunisian authorities arrested nine people Thursday in connection with a terror attack at the National Bardo Museum in Tunis.

Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders Accused Of Racism After Blackening Face At Charity Rally

Didier Reynders' actions have raised questions about the country's lack of a national anti-racism plan.

African Union chair Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma

Tunisia Attack Underlines Need For Inter-Africa Cooperation Against Terrorism, African Union Says

The African Union said the attack at the Bardo Museum in Tunisia was "heinous and cowardly," and underlines the need for enhanced inter-African cooperation.

Bali Nine Executions: Indonesian Court Postpones Clemency Appeal Hearing For 2 Australian Convicts

Australia has tried to convince Indonesia to grant clemency to two of its nationals sentenced to death for smuggling drugs.

China's Military Power: Now Third-Largest Arms Exporter, Unseating Germany

China is becoming a significant player in arms exports and is now eyeing Africa for even further expansion.

Nigeria Elections: Schoolgirls Abducted By Boko Haram Could Have Been Rescued, Says Former President

The administration of Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan failed to act soon enough, said former President Olusegun Obasanjo.

US Aid workers evacuated over Ebola fears

Ebola: US Aid Workers Evacuated From Sierra Leone After Possible Exposure To Virus

The evacuation follows the infection of an American health-care worker who is now being treated at a U.S. hospital.

Cameroon Treating Boko Haram Prisoners Humanely, Government Says

A government minister rejected a rights group report that accused the Cameroon army of abuses.

ISIS Accepts Boko Haram's Pledge Of Allegiance: This Is The 'Welcome Package'

Closer ties to the Islamic State group will likely mean more foreign fighters and media savvy for the Nigerian terrorists.

Creflo Dollar Requests $60 Million In Donations To Buy World Changers Church New Jet

Without a new Gulfstream plane, the ministry says, trips to African nations, Australia and other destinations will be called off.

How The ISIS Allegiance Application Process Works For Groups Joining The 'Caliphate', Like Boko Haram

The Islamic State group has a strict application process for jihadist militias pledging allegiance.

Fleeing Boko Haram: Thousands Of People From Northeast Nigeria Settle In Yola [PHOTOS]

Hundreds of thousands of people have fled to escape a militant group's violence, but space and food are in short supply.

Boko Haram ISIS Pledge: Possible Alliance Would Reap Limited Victories For Militant Groups

Both groups stand to reap propaganda gains, but it's not clear Boko Haram will get the operational support it needs from ISIS.

Chad, Niger Launch New Offensive Against Boko Haram: 200-Vehicle Convoy Used To Carry Forces Across Border

Coalition forces entered Nigeria in a massive convoy that included tanks, cargo trucks and water tankers, a witness said.

Boko Haram's Islamic State Allegiance A Possible Turning Point As Niger And Chad Launch Airstrikes

The Nigerian militant organization declared its allegiance to the Islamic State group on Saturday.

Boko Haram-Style Bombings Kill Women, Children In Nigeria's Northeast

Nobody has claimed responsibility for the three bombings that killed at least 47 people Saturday, but the Islamist militant group is the prime suspect.

Nigeria Boko Haram Vigilantes King Of Guns

Nigeria's 'King Of Guns' Fights Boko Haram With Ancient Weapons, Cell Phones -- And A Little Magic

Some local groups in Africa's most populous country are outperforming the nation's military in fighting terrorists.

US Missionary Kidnapped In Nigeria Freed, Church Says

An American missionary who was kidnapped in central Nigeria in February was safely released to authorities and church leaders on Friday, her Free Methodist Church said in a statement.

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