Uganda’s COVID-19 cases surpass 3,000 mark with 65 new confirmed cases
Uganda’s ministry of health on Tuesday reported 65 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number of infections in the
Mozambican gov’t to support 70,000 families through newly created agency
Some 70,000 families in northern Mozambique will benefit from the support of the recently created Northern Integrated Development Agency, Radio
5 killed in suspected Boko Haram raids in Cameroon’s Far North region
Suspected members of terror group Boko Haram killed five civilians and injured several others on Monday night in raids on
A typical strategic partnership between Morocco and China
Chinese President Xi Jinping said Monday that as COVID-19 remains a pandemic and vaccines play a key role in humankind’s
Sudan’s Bashir appears at trial over 1989 coup
Ousted Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir appeared in court on Tuesday at the start of a trial over the military coup
Zimbabwe suspects elephants died from bacterial infection
Eleven young elephants found dead near Zimbabwe’s biggest game park may have succumbed to a bacterial infection, the country’s parks
Two Mauritians killed in accident near site of Japanese ship oil spill
Two crew members from a tugboat involved in cleaning up an oil spill off Mauritius were killed late on Monday
W.H.O. : Sleeping sickness no longer a ‘public health problem’ in Togo
The West African nation of Togo has eliminated human African trypanosomiasis or “sleeping sickness” as a public health problem, becoming
Blast hits Libyan capital, residents say
A loud blast hit the Libyan capital Tripoli early on Tuesday, residents said, with the noise audible across much of
Namibian flagship airport reopens
Namibia’s flagship airport, Hosea Kutako International Airport has reopened and is preparing for the resumption of international flights, the Namibia