A Human Rights Watch official says there is no justice for Muslims in the conflict-ridden Central African Republic (CAR).

Egyptian security forces have attacked female students protesting the country’s army-backed government.

The United Nations refugee agency UNHCR has expressed concern over the recent mass arrest of Somali refugees in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi.

German airline Lufthansa and its subsidiary Austrian Airlines have suspended flights to Libya indefinitely due to security concerns in the North African country.

Two foreign consultants working for the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime have been shot and killed in central Somalia.

Several people have been injured near the capital Cairo as Egyptian security forces attacked protesters mourning for a student killed last week.

Journalists in Egypt have gone on a one-day strike and staged a massive rally in protest at the killing of reporters covering anti-government protests.

West African countries have mobilized against an epidemic of hemorrhagic fevers including Ebola, which has claimed dozens of lives in the region.

Thousands of Ugandans have marched in support of a new anti-gay law, venting their anger at what they call Western interference in their country’s internal affairs, Press TV reports.

Egypt’s Anti-Coup Alliance says it will boycott the upcoming presidential election in the country, Press TV reports.

Egypt’s al-Azhar University has expelled over two dozen students for participating in recent anti-government demonstrations.

A series of violent clashes have erupted in the Egyptian city of Cairo and three other major cities between riot police and anti-government protesters.

Libya poised to retake oil ports from militantsLibyan forces are poised to attack militants blockading key eastern oil ports in an offensive that risks splitting the country apart.

Egyptian police have once again clashed with anti-government protesters in various cities across Egypt, following the announcement of Field Marshal Abdel Fattah el-Sisi’s presidential nomination.

At least 20 people have been killed in a grenade attack in Bangui, the restive capital of the Central African Republic (CAR).

Four people, including a female journalist, have been killed in fresh clashes between security forces and anti-government protesters in Egypt.

Seven job seekers have died and dozens of others injured in a stampede during a Nigerian government recruitment event in the capital, Abuja.

Newly-displaced people in Somalia are facing a dire situation after the government launched another military operation against local fighters, Press TV reports.

Algerians have held rival demonstrations against and in favor of a decision by President Abdelazis Bouteflika to seek a fourth term in the upcoming election.

Local Nigerian government officials say gunmen have killed some 100 people in three villages in the central part of the country.