Niger 11/10/2016 Merkel in Africa - stemming the migrant flow The German chancellor is on the second leg of a three-country African tour which started in Mali and will finish in Ethiopia.
Africanews 12/09/2016 What are the top 5 Android Apps? Every day the app on top on the list keeps changing and there is competition everywhere.
Niger 31/01/2016 Boko Haram burns children alive, kills more than 80 - reports Charred corpses littered the streets of a village in north-eastern Nigeria after an attack by Boko Haram extremists Saturday night.
Niger 07/07/2015 Nigeria: 25 killed in suspected Boko Haram suicide blast A suspected Boko Haram suicide bomber has killed at least 25 people in northern Nigeria. The attack on a local government building at Zaria in Kaduna
Niger 18/01/2015 Anti-Charlie Hebdo protests claim more lives in Niger At least five people have been killed and six churches attacked in Niger in fresh anti-Charlie protests
Niger 17/01/2015 'Down with France' shout anti-Charlie Hebdo protesters as 5 die in escalating violence in Niger Hundreds take part in violent anti-Charlie Hebdo demonstrations in Niger's capital
Niger 13/12/2014 Niger PM asks for help to deal with Boko Haram refugee crisis The prime minister of Niger has appealed for international help to confront a looming food crisis compounded by thousands of refugees who have
le mag 24/03/2014 Sean Kuti slams IMF austerity in new album Seun Kuti and his band Egypt 80 have been giving fans a taste of their new album with the release of the video for the opening track ‘IMF’. With
Niger 28/01/2014 UN to discourage payment of kidnap ransoms The UN Security Council is calling on countries not to pay kidnap ransoms amid reports that the recent release of four Frenchmen in Niger was
Niger 31/10/2013 Dozens of migrants die of thirst in the Sahara The bodies of over 90 migrants, mostly women and children who died of thirst, have been found in the Sahara in northern Niger. Their vehicles broke
Niger 29/10/2013 Four French hostages taken by al Qaeda released Four French hostages kidnapped by al Qaeda’s north African wing three years ago in Niger have been released. President Francois Hollande announced
Niger 23/10/2013 Save the Children report: Niger praised but globally much remains to be done Save The Children has produced a major new report on preventable child deaths worldwide, which ranks the safest and least safe countries in which to
Niger 24/05/2013 Niger suicide attacks fuel fears Mali conflict could spread There are fears that militant violence in West Africa is spreading after a double suicide attack in Niger which left more than 20 people dead, mostly
Niger 23/05/2013 Militants attack French mine and army barracks in Niger Islamist suicide bombers have struck at an army barracks and a French-run uranium mine in Niger. In Agadez in the north, at least 20 soldiers were
Niger 23/05/2013 Two suicide bombers strike in northern Niger towns Two suicide bombers have struck Northern Niger, injuring at least 16 people. A subsequent gunbattle with suspected Islamist militants has claimed the
Niger 30/01/2013 Shell found 'partially responsible' for Niger Delta oil spill Royal Dutch Shell has been ordered to pay unspecified damages to one farmer in Nigeria for loss of income. The ruling comes after a court at the
Niger 31/12/2011 Nigeria declares state of emergency in the north Nigeria has declared a state of emergency in northern areas plagued by a deadly Islamist insurgency. It comes a week after militants from the Boko
Niger 27/06/2011 Nigerian bomb attack kills 25 Some 25 people have been killed after suspected radical Islamists bombed a drinking spot in Maiduguri in Nigeria. The military says it suspects the
Niger 27/04/2011 Al Qaeda release video of four French hostages Al-Qaeda’s North African wing on Wednesday released a video of four French hostages kidnapped in Niger last year. It shows a series of stills of
Niger 21/04/2011 Nigeria recriminations over violence In Nigeria, President Goodluck Jonathan says that the post-election violence “was not a spontaneous reaction”. The Red Cross says that tens of
