Kuwait’s Emir Sheikh Sabah dies at age 91
Kuwait’s ruling Emir Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah has died said an official statement read out on state television on Tuesday.
France to rule on alleged Rwanda genocide financier’s fate
A top French appeals court is to rule Wednesday on whether alleged Rwandan genocide financier Felicien Kabuga will stand trial
Botswana extends state of emergency by six months amid pandemic
Botswana will be under the state of public emergency for another six months in an attempt to curtail the spread
Zimbabwe government accuses opposition of role in gun smuggling plot
Zimbabwe’s state security minister on Monday alleged a plot by “rogue elements” in the opposition working with Western governments to
South Sudan to reopen schools in October
South Sudan said on Tuesday that a partial reopening of learning institutions will commence in October amid declining COVID-19 positive
Sudan repels attack from SLM rebel group
Sudan’s army said Monday that rebels in Darfur had attacked their troops, weeks after a landmark peace deal, but that
Worldwide death toll from COVID-19 hits 1 million
The worldwide death toll from the coronavirus has eclipsed 1 million, nine months into a crisis that has devastated the
Kisumu photographer pulls double duty as a coxswain
When one visits Kisumu city lying on the western parts of Kenya at the shores of Lake Victoria, one
Saudis arrest ten with alleged links to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard
Saudi Arabia said on Monday it had taken down a terrorist cell this month that had received training from Iran’s
Ethiopian Airlines riding out pandemic on strength of cargo boom
Ethiopian Airlines has lost more than $1 billion in revenue during the coronavirus pandemic but has so far managed to