Topical Focus: North Africa
Egypt is in mourning after more than 70 people were killed a football match in Port Said. One presidential candidate has denied that the violence was between football fans but "a ... Read more »
The UN figures show that more than 1,500 migrants or refugees drowned or went missing last year while attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea. Read more »
Top Headlines
- Egypt: Chinese Feed Illegal Ivory Trade (IPS)
- Libya: African Union Appoints Envoy to Tripoli (ISS)
- Ghana/Tunisia: Captain's Injury Worries Black Stars for Afcon Semi-Final (allAfrica.com)
- Egypt: Cautious Peace Follows Clashes (Aswat Masriya)
- Egypt: Country Passing in 'Dangerous State' - Advisory Council Chief (Egypt Online)
- Egypt: Kidnapped Americans Released - Tourism Minister (Egypt Online)
- Egypt: 2,532 Injured in Interior Ministry Clashes - Health Ministry (Egypt Online)
- Rwanda: ICC Rejects Aisha Gaddafi's Request to Submit Information (Hirondelle)
- Egypt: Security Forces Use Fireworks Against Protesters (Aswat Masriya)
- Egypt: Women Call for Power Transfer (Aswat Masriya)
- Ghana/Tunisia: Black Stars Edge Tunisia to Keep the Title Hopes Alive (CAF)
- Egypt: Minister Says Power Exports to Palestine Will Increase (Egypt Online)
- Egypt: Supreme Council Urges Powers to Heal Rift (Egypt Online)
- Egypt: Travel Bans Issued In Stadium Violence Investigation (Egypt Online)
- Egypt: Bourse Gains EGP 6 Billion in a Week (Egypt Online)
- Egypt: Army Denies Withdrawal From Securing Maspero (Egypt Online)
- Egypt: Meeting to Discuss Presidential Elections Law (Aswat Masriya)
- Egypt: Shura First Phase Runoffs Tomorrow (Aswat Masriya)
- Egypt: Row Between Defense Committee and Reporters Contained (Aswat Masriya)
- Tunisia: Give Us More Time, Says Tunisia Skipper Haggui (RFI)
- Egypt: Carter Center Statement on Shura Council Elections (Carter Center)
- Tunisia: Radio Zitouna Accused of Airing Politicized Content (Tunisia Live)
- Egypt: Prime Minister Calls for 'Containment' (Egypt Online)
- Egypt: Parliament to Discuss Shortage of Basic Commodities (Aswat Masriya)
- Tunisia: Trabelsi Satisfied With First Stage (CAF)
- Egypt: Sabbahi to Scaf - Stop Bloodshed Immediately (Aswat Masriya)
SponsorWire
AllAfrica aggregates and indexes content from over 130 African news organizations, plus more than 200 other sources, who are responsible for their own reporting and views. Articles and commentaries that identify allAfrica.com as the publisher are produced or commissioned by AllAfrica.
