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The officer who shot Elodie Thomas was promoted twice after a 2007 morals case
Health ministry drops its cheaper diabetes supplier for a pricier bid. Cameroon's main opposition picks its first woman leader. Tirana erupts as students tell Albania's PM to go.
Read more →The riot stripped a courthouse of the files it was meant to keep
Mauritius and Saudi Arabia line up a gas plant of up to 500 MW. Egypt's Sisi says he will leave office in 2030. Gunman kills three children and a teacher at an Oregon school.
Read more →Five jailed as the first unrest sentences land in Moka
One curfew order could soon cover the whole island. South African pastor and wife held over a 'rehab' raid. Houthis strike Yemen's presidential palace in Aden.
Read more →Government weighs terror law against the rioters as the nights quiet down
An audit finds Rs 30 billion spent and the keys still missing. Guinea-Bissau's junta purges another Embaló man. At least 32 pupils die in a Peshawar school collapse.
Read more →Curfew extended two more nights as the state hardens its hand
Economists put the unrest bill as high as Rs 200 million. Congo's Ebola outbreak crosses 9,000 cases as Kenya finds a second. Trump throws Greenland open to oil, gas and mining.
Read more →Mauritius under its first overnight curfew as unrest sweeps 15 towns
The police shooting behind the unrest finally gets an official word. Kabila takes charge of a new front in eastern Congo. Bulgaria summons Moscow's envoy after a Black Sea ship goes down.
Read more →Rs 1.9 billion in losses pushes the state out of 15 casinos
Water authority taps 230 private boreholes as the main reservoir hits 35%. Ethiopian troops push into Adwa as the Tigray front reopens. Federal agents search Ilhan Omar's home in a fraud probe.
Read more →Four officers barred from duty over the shooting of Élodie Thomas
More than 200 tin shacks cling to the slope above Cité La Cure. At least 139 die as a migrant boat sinks off Djibouti. Pope Leo XIV heads into surgery for a lung nodule.
Read more →Police sergeant in custody after Élodie Thomas is shot going home from work
Social housing bill nearly triples to Rs 30 billion as units sit unfinished. Mauritania's prime minister resigns, then gets his job back the same day. Abbas pushes Palestinian elections back to 2027.
Read more →Every home without a tank can now claim a state water grant
Lawyers vote as one to slow the crime agency bill. Navi Pillay wins the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize. US sanctions aim to dismantle the ICC.
Read more →Percy Yip Tong faces a vagrancy charge for defending a Rivière-Noire banyan
World Bank says Mauritius could stall at 1.2% growth without reform. Ghana lines up to join the BRICS club. Houthi strikes hit Saudi and Yemeni airports, killing three.
Read more →Ravatomanga answers the Boeing questions from a prison cell
Boreholes promised as thirsty St-Paul blocks the road. Kenya records its first Ebola death as Congo loses control. Spain clears Puigdemont to return from exile.
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