Niger
Armed men killed eight people in a late night attack on French drilling company Foraco, on a water well site in southeastern Niger on Thursday.
Foraco, the world’s third largest mining company, said the assailants were believed to belong to Nigerian jihadist group Boko Haram, which is active near the border with Nigeria.
Since 2009, Boko Haram has been trying to establish an Islamic state in northeast Nigeria.
Site managers expressed concern for the safety of their staff following the attack
01:53
Designer Alphadi returns to Timbuktu with a “Caravan of Peace”
05:00
Evolving threats and international cooperation in focus at the 2025 Global Cybersecurity Forum
01:23
Kenyan guard killed outside presidential palace, suspect to be assessed
35:27
The Sahel Alliance leaves the ICC… should the rest of Africa follow? [Africanews Debates]
00:21
African Union's partnership with UN "essential to confronting threats" facing Africa
00:54
Thousands seek refuge in cameroon following Boko Haram assault in Nigeria