Addis Ababa master plan: Who are the Oromo people, Ethiopia's largest ethnic group?
The Oromo are one-third of Ethiopia's population and have been living in the Horn of Africa for millennia.
Addis Ababa master plan: Oromo protests will not cease despite 'mounting' death toll
IBTimes UK speaks with Oromos and the Ethiopian government on ongoing protests against expansion plan
Nigeria: Lawyers approach ICC to charge President Buhari on crimes against humanity against Biafrans
EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK speaks with Göran Sluiter on alleged crimes against Nnamdi Kanu and his supporters.
Kenya Al-Shabaab: Garissa university resumes teaching months after massacre
Nearly 150 people were massacred by Al-Shabaab terrorists in April 2015.
David Bowie obituary: British rock legend was one of the most influential musicians of his time
During his career, Bowie collaborated with numerous artistes including Tina Turner, Iggy Pop and Mick Jagger.
In Focus: South Sudan war destroyed every aspect of people's life
IBTimes UK speaks with NGO World Vision on impact of war as millions face famine.
Nigeria: Igbos claim Owonifari Market demolition ethnically motivated
Government says market harboured criminals but Igbos decry losing livelihoods.
Boko Haram: 7 killed in latest attack but defence says army is doing 'a fantastic job'
IBTimes UK speaks with Nigeria's defence on the anti-Boko Haram fight.
Nigeria: Bello Haliru Mohammed charged with stealing £1m of anti-Boko Haram funds
Former defence minister accused of diverting £1m as Buhari's anti-corruption fight continues.
Ibrahim Zakzaky: Nigeria hopes to deal with Iran diplomatically and learn from Boko Haram mistake
EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK speaks with Nigerian defence and intelligence consultants on tensions over Shia massacre
Nnamdi Kanu: Treasonable felony charges 'empty' says lawyer as Ipob leader's wife delivers baby boy
EXCLUSIVE IBTimes UK speaks with Kanu's lawyer and wife on detention of Ipob leader.
Biafra: Journalist uses 'social media poll' to challenge government but President Buhari not worried
Online referendum launched to engage 'new generations of Biafrans' in independence talks.
IMF director Christine Lagarde visits Nigeria amid ongoing economic crisis
Lagarde to meet leaders, stakeholders and policy makers in Nigeria and Cameroon between 4-9 January.
Rwanda: President Paul Kagame lambasts US for third term criticism
US criticised Kagame for deciding to run in 2017 election and 'failing to reinforce democratic institutions'.
Nigeria Zaria killings: Army quickly buried 300 Shia Muslims killed in 'unjustified violence'
Rights groups call on Nigerian government to conduct investigation into the violent attacks on Shia Muslims.
Rwanda genocide: UK rules against extradition of five men accused of being involved in killings
London judge says extradition against human rights but Rwanda denies allegations of torture and unfair trial.
Nigeria: President Muhammadu Buhari presents budget promising he will rebuild the country
Buhari announces increase in domestic and foreign borrowing to face deficit and falling oil prices.
Biafra: Nigeria charges Nnamdi Kanu with treasonable felony for using radio 'to levy war'
Ipob leader and other pro-Biafrans charged as army accused of shooting Kanu supporters in Onitsha.
Nigeria fuel scarcity: LetsBlameGEJ trending after Lai Mohammed blames Jonathan administration
Minister of information says Nigeria is paying for previous administration's sins.
Boko Haram: Insurgency 'blow to education' as one million children are out of school
Unicef warns Boko Haram has long-term consequences on children in affected areas.
Nigeria: We will work during Christmas to defeat Boko Haram says defence
IBTimes UK speaks with UK-based intelligence and Nigerian defence spokesperson on tackling Boko Haram.
Kenya al-Shabaab: Muslims protect Christians in bus ambush blamed on Somalian militants
At least two people killed by gunmen during ambush in Mandera County, near border with Somalia.
Paul Kagame: Rwanda is no longer afraid of its past, says president in address to nation
President Kagame delivers speech after Rwandans backed constitutional changes in national referendum.
Biafra: 'We must avoid war' urges Olusegun Obasanjo as Nnamdi Kanu whereabouts unknown
Ex-leader urges government to increase communication and accountability as pro-Biafran protests continue.
In Focus: Addis Ababa master plan threatens Oromos self-determination
Government accused of cracking down on protesters over land grab dispute.
Rwanda referendum: Counting under way as Kagame likely to get green light to run in 2017
Several analysts believe Rwandans backed proposed consitutional amendments.
Nigeria: Army accused of killing Nnamdi Kanu supporters in Onitsha during celebrations
At least four people allegedly shot by army as Kanu still missing despite court ruled detention was unlawful.
Rwanda referendum on Paul Kagame third term under way as opposition says 'no' has chance to win
Voters to decide on government-drafted constitutional changes that will allow Kagame to run in 2017 election.
Nnamdi Kanu free: Supporters rejoice but fears spread as Ipob leader was not in court
Court rules Kanu's detention unlawful but family and supporters say Biafran leader's whereabouts unknown.
Addis Ababa master plan protests: Hailemariam Desalegn warns 'merciless action' will be used
Oromo activists allege at least 40 people killed in recent protest against planned expansion of Addis Ababa.
