General Michael Langley, made headlines over the weekend when he linked the recent resurgence of terrorist attacks in Nigeria to the U.S. military's withdrawal from key bases in Niger and Chad.

Kenyan President William Ruto’s state visit to China has provoked an angry response from the United States, amid an ...

America never seems to get Somalia right. For decades, U.S. relations with the impoverished, strategically located country on ...

Lagos-based Moniepoint Inc is set to acquire a 78 percent shareholding in Sumac Microfinance Bank Limited, continuing a trend ...

The U.S. military’s top general in Africa said terrorist factions in the Sahel region have increased their presence so much ...

In an interview with TUKO.co.ke, US-AFRICOM boss General Langley confirmed Kenya’s major non-NATO ally status is secure ...

Minister of Foreign Affairs Kerrie Symmonds has warned that the worsening instability in Haiti is not only a humanitarian ...

Under America’s national security strategy of great power competition and its national defense strategy of integrated ...

More African-American professionals and families are finding a place in Africa to call home, sparking economic growth beyond cities. This relocation wave is transforming markets, driving innovation, ...

AFRICOM Chief Michael Langley has linked rising terror attacks in Africa to reduced US counterterrorism presence across the ...

Attacks by Islamic militants are surging in western Africa, where the U.S. is struggling to track terrorist movements in the ...

Based on previous deals, Equity’s 30 percent stake is valued at a minimum of Sh42 billion, while KCB’s would go at least ...