Final date of school reopening to depend on COVID-19 data:Algerian PM
Algerian Prime Minister Abdelaziz Djerad said on Monday that the final date for reopening school will be determined according to
More than 100 people killed in Sudan floods, authorities say
The number of people killed by floods caused by heavy seasonal rains in Sudan rose to 102, authorities said on
Orlando Pirates forward Thembinkosi Lorch arrested for allegedly assaulting girlfriend
South African footballer Thembinkosi Lorch was arrested early on Monday for allegedly assaulting his girlfriend, according to multiple local media
ECOWAS gives Mali’s military junta until Sept. 15 to hand over power to civilian transition head
The Authority of Heads of State and Government of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has asked the
Two policemen abducted by rebel group in Central African Republic: local media
Two policemen were kidnapped by members of a rebel group on Monday in the northwestern part of the Central African
Nine in ten people globally breathe unclean air; UN
Nine out of every ten people globally breathe unclean air, the United Nations said on Monday as the world marked
Tunisia’s Ons Jabeur eliminated by Sofia Kenin from U.S Open in third round
There will be no fairytale run for Tunisian Ons Jabeur at the final Grand Slam of the year after her
Virtual classes keep Chinese language learners engaged despite pandemic lockdown in Zimbabwe
While many schools in Zimbabwe are still waiting for the resumption of normal classes, Naume Mudzonga’s Chinese language teaching has
China sets example for other countries in handling COVID-19, says Namibian minister
Many countries have learned from China’s experience of dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic, Namibian Health and Social Services Minister Kalumbi
Buhari vows to address high food prices in Nigeria amid economic crisis
The Nigerian government pledged to tackle the problem of spiraling food prices amid the devastating effects of the current economic