An official says armed raiders killed four people in Kenya's southeast despite a dusk-to-dawn curfew.

The U.S. said Monday's vote is a crucial step forward in building a representative government.

A New York-based rights group says that a new rebel group in Congo is responsible for widespread war crimes.

Julius Malema is calling for a national strike to demand a change in the leadership of the National Union of Mineworkers.

The government had started its open licensing system in 1999 but now is shutting it down because it has too many companies exploring its coast line.

Vote went overwhelmingly on Monday for Hassan Sheikh Mohamud.

As clashes between farmers and herders in southeast Kenya escalated Monday with 38 people killed, including nine police officers, the Red Cross suggested the military be deployed to the area.

A lawyer representing one of the sons of toppled Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi confirmed that Niger has given al-Saadi Gadhafi permission to leave the country.

At least 31 tower attacks occurred since Wednesday, from the central state of Kano to the far eastern state of Borno. Boko Haram threatened six months ago to attack mobile phone companies.