The legislative elections are the first since President Embalo dissolved parliament more than a year ago.

The legislative elections are the first since President Embalo dissolved parliament more than a year ago.
Aid agency cites ‘a widespread and coordinated campaign’ to divert aid in Ethiopia, where 20 million people are in need.
Human-induced warming has been increasing at a rate of 0.2 degrees Celsius per decade, scientists say in a new study.
South Africa is struggling to provide for its people and fulfil its longstanding commitments to its neighbours.
On World Ocean Day, Al Jazeera visualises what 10 million tonnes of plastic released into the ocean annually looks like.
Ethiopia says army stopped attackers before they could ‘wreck havoc’ in the border town of Dollo.
Professor Marie Claire Yandju gives cassava a makeover to combat malnutrition and climate change.
Sacking of senior commanders and officers follows appointment of new defence minister and army chief.
Senegal, a beacon of stability and democracy in West Africa, has been rocked by deadly protests.
“In Kenya, anybody can start a church.”
The UN war crimes court deemed the 90-year-old genocide suspect ‘no longer capable of meaningful participation’.
Human Rights Watch accuses government-backed militias, officials of committing ‘war crimes and crimes against humanity’.
A roundup of some of the most promising announcements at a meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.
From co-driver to taking the wheel herself, rookie racer Queen drives her first race in Rwanda’s Mountain Gorilla Rally.