South Africa reaffirms support for multilateralism
South Africa will continue to work with the members of the Alliance for Multilateralism in creating a just, humane and
Kenya to lose millions in COVID-19 response
Kenya’s auditor general says the country stands to lose $21 million in the procurement of COVID-19 medical supplies because the
Mozambique to tighten inspection on COVID-19 preventive measures
Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi announced Wednesday that the government will “tighten inspection and accountability” of the coronavirus prevention measures, to
Kenya adds SGR trains as services normalize after COVID-19 disruption
Kenya Railways Corporation will from Thursday increase the number of express trains to and from Nairobi and Mombasa on the
Jihadists kill 10 Nigerian soldiers in ambush: sources
Jihadists have killed 10 Nigerian soldiers in an ambush near the town of Marte in the Lake Chad region, two
Namibian short film on rhino poaching features on Netflix
A Namibian short film that focuses on raising awareness about the poaching of rhinos in the southwest African nation has
700,000 affected by South Sudan floods: UN
Some 700,000 people have already been affected by what seem set to become the worst floods in 60 years in
French court approves extradition of Rwanda genocide suspect to Tanzania to face trial
A court in France on Wednesday approved the transfer of Rwandan genocide suspect Félicien Kabuga to the Mechanism for International Criminal
Zimbabwean government threatens to replace striking teachers with redundant ones
The Zimbabwean government says that it has put around 10,000 qualified but unemployed teachers on standby to replace striking teachers
Pitso Mosimane confirms departure from Mamelodi Sundowns
Pitso Mosimane on Wednesday announced that he had left his position as coach of South African champions Mamelodi Sundowns. Mosimane