Ibrahim Boubacar Keita Wins Mali Presidential Election, Promises To Forge Unity
The man known as IBK now faces an uphill battle in the aftermath of Mali's insurgency.
Kim Jong Un Inspects North Korea's First 'Arirang' Smartphone [PHOTOS]
It probably looks like an Android, won't be available to the people at large, and may be made in China. Here's North Korea's first smartphone.
Power To The People: Russia Pursues Nuclear Collaboration With Africa, Eyeing Timely Energy Partnerships
Russian nuclear power experts are joining forces with South African educators.
US To Strike New Trade Deal With A Changing Africa As AGOA Talks Kick Off
As African economies grow at breakneck speeds, the U.S. is reexamining old import/export laws.
3-Month-Old Indian Infant Keeps Catching Fire; Doctors Say Baby Emits Combustible Gases Through Skin Pores
A three-month old Indian baby boy bursts into flames repeatedly, stunning doctors.
Albert Pujols, Justin Verlander, And Shawn Green Used Steroids [PEDs], Says Jack Clark
Former MLB player jack Clark has accused Albert Pujols, Justin Verlander, And Shawn Green of using steroids.
Tottenham Latest Transfer News: Capoue, Vadillo, Morata, And Cole On Their Way To Spurs, With Bale, Huddlestone, And Defoe Involved In Exit Rumors?
Tottenham appear to be in the midst of a major overhaul this summer, with lots of top names tied to transfers across Europe.
Plane Crash Kills 4 In Somalia: Ethiopian Craft Carried Ammunition To Battle Al-Shabab
The military cargo plane was full of ammunition to help African Union troops battle Somali rebels.
A Vaccine For Malaria? Some Scientists Are Closer Than Ever Following Groundbreaking Clinical Trials
Trials have been on a small scale so far, but the success of vaccine PfSPZ is unprecedented.
Liverpool Transfer News: 4 Forwards To Replace Striker Luis Suarez
A look at the players Liverpool could target if they lose Luis Suarez this summer.
Dragging Them Down: South Africa Now One Of Five Slowest-Growing Economies In Africa
Sluggish economic growth sets South Africa apart from its higher GDP growth neighbors.
Paulina Gretzky Pictures: Dustin Johnson's Girlfriend To Be Present At 2013 PGA Championship?
Paulina Gretzky may be watching boyfriend Dustin Johnson at the 2013 PGA Championship.
Western Union Gets Into Nigeria's Mobile Money Game, Partnering With eTranzact
Western Union is trying to shed its old-fashioned image by getting hitched to a Nigerian mobile money enterprise.
Did Robert Mugabe Call Nelson Mandela A 'Coward' And An 'Idiot'? Rumors Fly As Parody Website Fools Readership Again
A story in the Daily Currant has many wondering whether Zimbabwe's president slammed a South African icon.
Disastrous Fire At Kenya Airport: Investigators Scrambling As East Africa Braces For The Aftermath
The blaze devoured central facilities at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi, Kenya, but caused no fatalities.
North Korean Comedian Lee Choon Hong Sentenced To Hard Labor For Sensitive Comments
There are comedians in North Korea -- no joke -- and when they say offensive things, they get in a lot more trouble than their Western colleagues.
South Africa To Reopen Corruption Probe Into 1999 Arms Deal, Pending Even More Delays
President Zuma is expected to testify in an inquiry into a much-maligned 1999 defense deal.
Congo Rebel Group M23 Threatens To Retake Goma As UN Peacekeepers Ramp Up Patrols
The Congolese militant group M23 is growing impatient to begin negotiations.
Ibrahim Boubacar Keita Sitting Pretty As Mali Awaits Official Presidential Election Results
The candidate known as IBK has a clear lead as Mali counts its ballots.
North Korean Defector, Disappointed By South, Wants To Go Back
It's never been done and may well lead to his death, but Son Jong-hoon, once a priviliged North Korean, wants to go back -- to make a point.
Burger King Moves Into Africa: New Deal Will Put Whoppers And Fries In Fuel Stations
The fast food company is teaming up with Sasol to put restaurants in fuel stations across South Africa.
Zimbabwe Votes: Lines Are Long, But Peace Reigns As Mugabe And Tsvangirai Square Off
Zimbabwe's 6.4 million registered voters brave long lines and cold weather while the only opponent accuses the incumbent of not playing fair.
In Zimbabwe's Presidential Election, The Opposition Actually Stands A Chance Against Mugabe
Opinion polls indicate that Tsvangirai and Mugabe are in a dead heat.
South African Citrus Industry To Ply BRICS As Europe Spurns Spotty Oranges
For EU consumers, a few black spots can spoil it all.
A New Scientific Center For Africa: Pan-Continental University Project Gets $45M Grant
Africa isn't known for scientific breakthroughs, but a new university could change that.
Kenya Mulls A Breakaway: As EU Trade Beckons, East African Community Urges Restraint
Controversy surrounds Kenya's option to sign an Economic Partnership Agreement with Europe, and the clock is ticking.
With Zimbabwe On Edge, AU Casts A Vote Of Confidence Ahead Of Pivotal Election
AU representatives' note of approval may calm nerves amid suspicions of foul play.
A Slide Backward For Zambia As Government Moves To Curtail Press Freedom
Zambian President Michael Sata is becoming more and more restrictive.
War Of The Ports: Kenya To Streamline Mombasa Operations As Tanzania Races To Catch Up
Kenya has announced a bold new plan to streamline operations at its busiest port and benefit from regional trade.
Can Africa Go Nuclear? Energy Demands Battle With Safety Concerns Across The Continent
South Africa leads the way as other African countries begin to realize nuclear goals.
