Africa strives to contain wildlife poaching worsened by COVID-19
As the world grapples with COVID-19, conservationists in Africa are striving to contain rising wildlife poaching, which has been worsened
Nigeria bans anti-robbery police unit from stops and searches
Nigeria’s top police chief banned a controversial anti-robbery unit and other special agents from mounting roadblocks and carrying out stop-and-search
Crackdown on illegal housing leaves some Egyptians struggling to pay fees
In her village in Egypt’s Nile Delta, 35-year-old Shaimaa Saleh has spent sleepless nights worrying about how to raise almost
Schools reopen in Cameroon after seven months of closure
Students flooded the streets of Cameroon heading to school on Monday morning, seven months after they were closed due to
South Africa to lease state land in effort to redress inequality
In a campaign South Africa President Cyril Ramaphosa calls a “national priority”, South Africa plans to lease state land for
Health workers raise alarm over surge in malaria cases, deaths in Mali
Medical workers in Mali raised an alarm over a surge in malaria cases which has seen at least 23 people
Egypt confirms 108 new COVID-19 cases, tally hits 103,683
Egypt confirmed late on Sunday 108 new COVID-19 infections, raising the total cases registered in the country since the outbreak
Irreecha: Thousands of Ethiopians celebrate popular thanksgiving festival
Hiwot Tesfaye, a diaspora-based Ethiopian, is excited to celebrate Irreecha festival, an annual thanksgiving event celebrated by millions of Ethiopians
African Union urges removal of non-tariff barriers to help AfCFTA thrive
The African Union (AU) Commission called for addressing non-tariff barriers in order to realize the major aspirations of the African
Mali releases 180 jihadists in likely prisoner exchange
Malian authorities have released 180 Islamic extremists from a prison in the capital and flown them to the country’s north,