Bombers posing as hungry refugees kill 9 in Cameroon in suspected Boko Haram attack
"It was unbearable It was total horror" said policeman at bombing scene near camp for displaced people.
Fighting resumes in Sudan's Darfur region after months of calm
Violence continues in Darfur, in spite of 2010 peace deal to end war that killed some 300,000 people.
Trump pulled out of the Paris climate deal and the rest of the world is mad about it
World leaders, scientists and celebrities condemned Trump, who wants a new, "fairer" climate change deal.
Author of 'study' claiming unhealthy lifestyle causes homosexuality says she's been misunderstood
Study author tells IBTimes UK her work has been 'misinterpreted' to say chicken nuggets make people gay.
Dozens of migrants die of thirst in Sahara Desert while on their way to Europe
At least 44 people, including children, died after vehicle en route to Libya broke down in Niger.
South African student gang raped, stabbed and choked to death after carjacking
Four men arrested after body of 21-year-old student Hannah Cornelius was found on Saturday.
This video shows how armyworms are destroying Africa's crops and threatening starvation
Crop-eating pest has invaded at least 20 countries in Africa, where farmers are already coping with drought.
Bahrain outlaws main secular group Waad
Rights organisations condemn dissolution of group, seen as a way to silence opposition.
5.7 million people contacted Samaritans last year in new record high
'Suicide is not inevitable, it's preventable and everyone has a role to play,' CEO Ruth Sutherland said.
Al-Shabaab kills at least five policemen in bomb blast in Kenya
The incident occurred in the southern town of Mangai.
Clash between Navy and Police kills three in Nigeria following traffic lights dispute
Navy officers accused of storming police station in Calabar following road dispute.
Morocco protest: Thousands take to streets to call for release of activist Nasser Zefzafi
Zefzafi was arrested and charged with "obstructing freedom of worship".
Ikea has built an earthquake-proof school in an Italian town ravaged by quakes
Crognaleto's two existing schools had been rendered inaccessible.
Cardiff mosque offers free meals to non-Muslims during Ramadan
"Horrific events show the importance of having such opportunities" says Dar Ul-Isra Mosque attendee.
Biafra 50 years on: The legacy of one of Africa's bloodiest wars
At least one million people were killed after the declaration of the Biafra Republic in 1967.
War-torn South Sudan too dangerous for Pope Francis peace mission
South Sudanese bishops invited the pontiff to Juba hoping he would spread a message of peace.
Gaza reporter who captured Hamas execution on camera 'is now hiding'
Hamas interior ministry had warned against publishing any footage or photos of the execution in Gaza.
Mosul residents deny Isis presence in building hit by US airstrike that killed 105 civilians
US officials believe building targeted by airstrike used by Isis snipers to attack Iraqi forces.
Hamas execution of three men partly 'live streamed on Facebook'
The men were accused of assassinating Hamas commander Mazen Faqha and collaborating with Israel.
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari's health 'improving significantly' – but return date not set yet
Buhari's medical trips are sparking speculations on future of one of Africa's largest economies.
Boko Haram 'has destroyed 156,500 houses in Borno state alone'
Borno is Boko Haram's birthplace and epicentre of its violent insurgency.
Venezuela's violin protester shown crying as instrument is 'broken' during anti-government rally
Wuilly Arteaga is a regular fixture at protests that have rocked Caracas for the past two months.
UK police will no longer share intelligence with US after Manchester attack leak
The identity of the bomber and photographs taken at the scene were leaked to US media.
Cameroon 'stops' Amnesty conference on detention of three men due to sarcastic Boko Haram text
Fomusoh Ivo Feh and two friends arrested and sentenced to ten years in prison for 'not condemning terrorism'.
Nigeria military pledges 'total loyalty' to President Buhari amid coup fears
Buhari's medical leave in the UK, the second this year, has sparked fears of a possible coup in Nigeria.
UK imams vow to promote 'true Islam' to stop radicalisation and Islamophobia
Following the Manchester attack, one imam said he was stopped and told he was killing children.
Isis claims responsibility for its first suicide bombing in Somalia
In 2015, a faction of Somalia-based al-Shabaab pledged alliance to Islamic State.
Footage shows moment counter terrorism officers raid Salman Abedi's house
Salman Abedi was named as lone attacker who killed at least 22 people during Ariana Grance concert.
Qatar News Agency hacked: Fake report posted claiming good Israel relations, 'tense' with Trump
Qatari emir denies claims and government vows to hold accountable those responsible for the hacking.
South Sudan rebels reject President Kiir's dialogue offer as conflict rages on
Rebel leader and government have agreed on several peace deals since war erupted in 2013.
