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Graft mars Africa’s gains in fight against COVID-19 pandemic

New coronavirus infections are now steadily declining in many parts of Africa, but this good news has been marred by

Zimbabwe power utility ZESA Holdings wants to raise its electricity tariffs at least three-fold, saying the current tariffs are now

Namibia’s flagship airport, Hosea Kutako International Airport began operations on Friday with the first international arrival to Windhoek being the

Chinese herbal medicines manufacturer, Jiangyin Tianjiang Pharmaceutical Company, has availed a range of treatments for viral pneumonia in Kenya. The

The South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) intervened in the affairs of the troubled Cricket South Africa (CSA)

At least three people were killed and seven others were wounded following a suicide bomb attack outside a mosque in

During this year’s rainy season, Senegal has been facing torrential rains which have caused six death and extensive material damage,

Former South African international Quinton Fortune was named first team coach at English Championship club Reading, the club announced. “We

Flash floods in Sudan have killed more than 100 people and left tens of thousands homeless, threatening even a famous

The United States military released the identity of the senior Al-Shabaab leader who was killed in an airstrike in Somalia