PARIS - India, Nigeria, and Pakistan are the top three countries with the highest numbers of the 244 million out-of-school children in the world,...
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MOGADISHU - Catastrophic hunger levels in Somalia have left more than 513,000 children at risk of dying, 173,000 more than during the 2011 famine,...
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By OMAR FARUK MOGADISHU, Somalia — Somali state media and residents say the extremist group al-Shabab killed at least 20 people and burned seven...
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By Henry Wilkins ADDIS ABABA - In Ethiopia's Gambella region, a June attack on the capital by rebels has raised fears of more civil war spreading...
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