South Africa’s Health minister urges caution amid declining COVID-19 cases
The numbers of confirmed coronavirus cases in South Africa are reducing but the country is not yet out of danger
Car bomb kills 2 Somali special forces, wounds US officer
Two Somali special forces soldiers were killed and a US officer seriously wounded in a car bomb on Monday outside
Landslide in eastern Uganda kills at least one
Torrential rains in the eastern Ugandan district of Mbale on Sunday triggered off a landslide which has affected three villages
Guinea opposition’s leader will contest Oct. 18 presidential vote
Guinea’s main opposition party announced Sunday that it will take part in next month’s presidential election despite its concerns that
South Africa’s Ruling ANC heads To Zimbabwe For Talks
A delegation from South Africa’s ruling African National Congress party is expected in Zimbabwe on Tuesday for talks, less than
Ugandan Ministry of Health admits mistakes in COVID-19 results
The Ugandan Health ministry has admitted lapses in Covid-19 test results and have now developed strategies to address the rising
Ethiopia to send COVID-19 test results via text message
Ethiopia on Friday unveiled a system through which people can receive their COVID-19 test results through text messages. People who
Rwanda’s president promises solution to excessive force by police
President Paul Kagame has promised a permanent solution to concerns on excessive use by some police officers in the line
Officer and 3 assailants killed in Tunisian resort attack
Tunisian forces shot dead three suspected Islamic militants who rammed their vehicle into security officers and attacked them with knives,
Libya’s rival legislatures start 2-day dialogue in Morocco
Libya’s two rival legislative bodies, the High Council of State based in the capital Tripoli and the east-based parliament the