WHO says probing sexual abuse allegations in DR Congo
The World Health Organization said Tuesday it was investigating allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse linked to efforts to fight
Zimbabwe to charge travelers tested for COVID-19 at ports of entry
The Zimbabwean government announced Tuesday that it will charge for COVID-19 tests done at ports of entry on travelers showing
Africa needs $100billion for COVID-19 aftermath: Ramaphosa
Africa needs financing of $100 billion for “fiscal space and liquidity’’ amid the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, South
Senegal renames Central Square in former colonial capital
Senegal has rebaptized a central square in its former capital Saint-Louis which bore a statue and the name of a
South African Airways placed under care and maintenance until funding found
Administrators of struggling state-owned airline, South African Airways have placed the airline under care and maintenance, suspending all its operations
South Africa’s COVID-hit carmakers ask govt to cut taxes on new cars
South Africa’s carmakers have asked the government to reduce taxes on new vehicle purchases as part of a proposed stimulus
Uganda to help build roads inside Congo, citing trade goals
Uganda’s government said Tuesday it would help finance projects to surface over 200 kilometers (124 miles) of road inside neighboring
IMF hails Egypt’s anti-COVID-19 health, economic measures
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) hailed on Tuesday the “swift measures” taken by Egypt to deal with the impacts of
Chinese embassies in Kenya and S. Africa hold virtual receptions for China’s National Day
Chinese ambassadors to Kenya and South Africa have been holding receptions for China’s National Day. October 1st marks the
South Africa loses 2.2 million jobs in second quarter of 2020
South Africa’s economy lost about 2.2 million jobs in the second quarter of 2020, data released by Statistics South Africa