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Chepngetich Takes Marathon Gold As Heat Decimates Rivals

Ruth Chepngetich won the first title of the World Athletics Championships the women's marathon which saw the heat and humidity take its toll on the field

Rwanda Welcomes First Group Of African Refugees From Libya

Rwanda first offered to take in Africans stuck in Libya back in November 2017, the same month a CNN report showed what appeared to be a slave market there

Rwanda signed a deal with the African Union and the UNHCR agreeing to take in African refugees and asylum-seekers stranded in Libya

Netanyahu: Israel's Longest-serving Premier Fights For His Future

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is fighting his second election in five months with a potential corruption indictment looming

Netanyahu has campaigned with a combination of divisive populism and attempts to portray himself as a world statesman by talking up his relationships with foreign leaders including US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin

UN chief urges funding for Sahel states

The G5 Sahel urgently needs funds to help train and equip its fledgling anti-terror force

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Which “Amazing Race’ Season 31 Team Will Be Eliminated In Switzerland?

Another "Amazing Race" team will likely be eliminated when the competition heads to Switzerland, and one, in particular, seems most likely to be at risk of elimination.

Tourists walk along the beach at Kiwayu Safari Village resort, north of Lamu

US Tourist Kidnapped In Ghana And Held For Ransom

A 35-year-old American woman has been kidnapped while visiting a wildlife reserve in Ghana, along with the safari driver.

North Carolina Mother Impersonates Daughter In Court, Jailed For Existing Warrants

A North Carolina mother impersonated her daughter in court and then was jailed herself for existing warrants after her identity was discovered.

See Rare Glimpse Of World's Most Trafficked Animal, Giant Pangolin [WATCH]

The giant pangolin, one of the most "vulnerable" creatures in the world, was recently caught on camera in Uganda.

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Step Out For Christmas Service, Shows Baby Bump

Meghan Markle recently showed off her growing baby bump at a charity event.

Prince William, Kate Middleton Attend Queen’s Diplomatic Reception; Harry, Meghan Markle Missing

Prince William and Kate Middleton attended the Queen's diplomatic reception while Prince Harry and Meghan Markle showed up at another event.

Crypto Exchange Binance Invests In Payments Startup TravelbyBit

TravelbyBit is a multi-currency payment platform and currently supports payments in bitcoin, ethereum, and litecoin. It is targeted at the travel industry.

Netflix Titles Leaving In October 2018: Best Movies And TV Shows Disappearing

“Freaks and Geeks,” “The BFG,” “White Collar” and more are expiring from the streaming service.

Using Messaging Apps, Social Media To Be Taxed In Uganda From July

President Yoweri Museveni recommended the charges stating it is a way to deal with the consequences of online gossip.

Leopard Snatches 3-Year-Old, Eats It Alive During Walk In National Park

The horrifying incident took place when the boy was with his nanny in an unfenced part of Queen Elizabeth National Park.

Oral Sex Banned? Ugandan President Wants To Do Exactly That

President Yoweri Museveni sought to ban the practice and added "mouth is for eating, not oral sex."

Prince Charles Charms Commonwealth Representatives As He Prepares To Become Next Head

Prince Charles may be doing whatever he can to ensure that he will be appointed as the next Head of the Commonwealth.

'Weird Baby' Snake With 2 Eyes In Same Socket Freaks Python Breeder

In an interview with Newsweek magazine Monday, Tyree Jimerson said he and his wife were helping a batch of eggs hatch earlier this month when they found one that looked "weird."

Freedom Of Press Under President Trump Mocked By Uganda Communications Minister

Frank Tumwebaze mocked United States ambassador to Uganda, Deborah R. Malac, for saying the freedom of press is being oppressed in the country.

What Are 'Super Beans'? How Africa Has New Hope Against Famine

The International Center For Tropical Agriculture aims to use "super beans" to help combat hunger.

Entire Family Tests HIV-Positive After Mother Keeps Diagnosis Secret For Decades

A Uganda family was upturned after their mother rejected treatment and hid her HIV-positive diagnosis for decades -- it had already been passed onto the other members of the family.