Mandela would have turned 100 this year.
The former US President's comments came in a speech marking the centenary of Nelson Mandela's birth.
Locals in Egypt’s capital say they saw a ball of fire emanating from a nearby chemical factory.
Gasoline, diesel and kerosene prices will increase tomorrow.
A ranger found human remains near a pride of lions this week.
Mike Allsop says parents should spend one-on-one time with their kids but don't have to go to extremes.
Jennifer has brought a much needed water system to a part of Ethiopia.
Paramedics declared her deceased at the scene of a road accident.
Sixty-five percent of females in South Sudan experience physical or sexual abuse in their lifetime.
Dozens more were injured in the blaze in the capital, Nairobi.
State media have called yesterday's blast in Bulawayo, an opposition stronghold, an assassination attempt.
The idiotic stunt has been viewed over half a million times on YouTube.
Police used fishing nets to stop the crocodile dragging the pastor's body away.
A night-time CCTV camera set up on a farm caught the flaming object crashing to the ground.
Outbreaks have been taking place for decades in Africa and recent cases in the Congo are causing concern.
Seasonal rains have killed more than 170 people in Kenya since March.
Zanele Ndlovu said she thought she was going to die, but then decided to keep fighting.
Remarkably the man survived with injuries to his neck and jaw. The lion was not so lucky.
President Yoweri Museveni, who has already made homosexuality illegal, has issued a warning about oral sex.
His death won't have an impact on the efforts to save the subspecies, as the focus turns to in vitro fertilisation techniques.
Mr Mugabe was confined to house arrest following a military coup late last year which saw him replaced by Emmerson Mnangagwa.
Seven Sharp’s Gill Higgins caught up with Laura Morrison before she embarks on the epic journey.
Mr Shearer, who is the head of UN Mission in South Sudan, said many endured sexual abuse.
At least 260 others were injured in the accident in Free State province.
Zimbabwean president Robert Mugabe today resigned after 37 years in power.
Mr Mugabe was not present, but a letter was read out confirming he will step down, ending 37 years of rule.
The streets of Zimbabwe's capital today erupted in dancing, singing, honking and cheers.
Emmerson Mnangagwa is the likely successor to Mr Mugabe.
Despite speculation he would quit, the long-serving head of state now faces impeachment from Zanu PF after refusing to step down willingly.
Thousands of demonstrators angrily chanted and carried banners calling on Mugabe to step aside.
