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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is calling on African leaders to provide better governance for their people amid threats from violent extremism, rising authoritarianism and increasing corruption across the continent. VOA's Senior Diplomatic Correspondent Cindy Saine reports.

Thousands of Afghans flocked to the Kabul airport in a desperate bid to escape Afghanistan after the Taliban took control Aug. 15. Eighteen-month-old Farzad arrived with his parents, who handed him across the barbed wire to an American Marine.

Hours will be limited for the Metropolitan District’s recreational facilities for the holidays. These are the hours for The West Hartford Reservoir, at 1420...

Young Wodaabes men must be at their best if they want to attract the interest of the all-female jury in an age-old beauty contest in the West African country of Niger.

VOA Connect Episode 201 - We explore people making their living on water, on land, and underwater.

National elections are still a long way off in Zimbabwe. But it seems the opposition, buoyed by Hakainde Hichilema’s presidential win in Zambia, is already on the campaign trail

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You could see frost on the ground Saturday morning, which could be disappointing to some as a sign of winter approaching.

The Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) will test their flood warning notification sirens in a few towns on Thursday, Oct. 28. Residents should be aware that...

The letter from the national FOP calls on Clark and Mayor Greg Fischer to direct their attention to addressing the issues at the jail "before a more serious situation occurs costing the city of Louisville more money than they have budgeted."