Majority of African youth do not view Facebook as trusted news source: survey
More than half of youth in Africa do not regard Facebook as a trusted source of information, according to a
Nearly 60,000 Somalis displaced by conflict, floods: OCHA
The UN humanitarian agency said Thursday nearly 60,000 people were displaced in Somalia due to floods, conflict and drought ravaging
30 rural communities in Mozambique to have mobile connections for first time
Some 260,000 people from 30 rural communities in Mozambique are expected to benefit from the cellphone network service for the
Cameroon to play Japan in friendly in October
Cameroon will play Japan in a friendly match next month as part of their preparations for the 2021 Africa Cup
Libyan leader asks for UN support in elections
Libyan Prime Minister Fayez Sarraj is calling for U.N. support in holding presidential and parliamentary elections as the war-torn country
Ethiopia reports 604 new COVID-19 cases as total caseload hits 71,687
Ethiopia’s Ministry of Health on Thursday reported 604 new confirmed coronavirus cases raising the nationwide total to 71,687. The ministry
UN seeks $80 million for flood response in South Sudan
The UN humanitarian agency said Thursday that more than 80 million U.S. dollars is needed for the overall flood response
Confirmed cases of African swine fever in Germany rise to 32
With three previously suspected cases of African swine fever (ASF) in wild boars in Brandenburg, northern Germany, being confirmed, the
SA Rugby hopeful of Springboks participation in Rugby Championship
Plans for South Africa to play in this year’s Rugby Championship in Australia are still being pursued, SA Rugby CEO
Chinese embassy helps alleviate suffering for Kenyan children hurt by COVID-19 pandemic
Small houses made of iron sheets and timber characterizes Kihunguro, a low-income settlement in Ruiru, a populous suburb on the