President Obama's Power Africa initiative is just gearing up with a groundbreaking geothermal project in Ethiopia.
Somaliland is a haven of free-market policies and entrepreneurship.
The plaintiff -- referred to as “Mr. Kidane” in the lawsuit -- claimed the spyware wiretapped his Skype calls and monitored his family’s computer use.
Footage from inside the cabin shows passengers calmly reacting to an in-flight crisis.
The Ethiopian Airlines co-pilot who diverted nearly 200 people into Geneva in a bizarre attempt to escape his home country.
An Ethiopian Airlines flight bound from Addis Ababa to Rome was hijacked and landed in Geneva instead on Monday.
Agriculture was meant to be the theme of this week's AU summit, but CAR and South Sudan took center stage.
As the South African economy lags, private equity investors are less interested in the country, and looking instead to its high-growth neighbors such as Kenya, Ghana and Nigeria.
Both sides of the conflict in the world's youngest country report ongoing clashes.
Next time you complain about the frigid temperatures, save a tear for Oymyakon, Russia, the coldest inhabited place on earth.
A ceasefire signed in Ethiopia is the first lull in the conflict, but nowhere near a peace deal yet.
According to NOAA's global climate report, 2013 was the fourth-warmest year on record and continues a three decade long climate warming trend.
A weird new technology contest is calling on Africa's greatest minds to makes drones work for people, filling a niche long occupied by donkeys.
The global fashion firm is quickly growing.
Dakar 2014 starts Monday in Argentina with Cyril Despres and Stephane Peterhansel hoping to take home the wins for France again.
A new regulatory framework on Internet crime is up for a vote at the next African Union summit.
Washington has played a key role in South Sudan's independence and development, but the new conflict is testing old ties.
Critics say the controversial methods taught in the Christian parenting book “To Train Up a Child” have been linked to the deaths of three children.
The poorest countries in the world, especially in Africa, lose the most to corruption as a percentage of GDP.
The scarcity of this resource could make all other problems/disagreements between the two seem quite irrelevant.
An opposition party has compiled an exhaustive record of alleged government human rights abuses. Will it make a difference?
Arba Minch is known to few Westerners other than U.S. military personnel who fly drones from there, but its colorful festival could change that.