UNICEF: A third of world’s children missed remote learning
The U.N. children’s agency says at least a third of children couldn’t access remote learning when the COVID-19 pandemic closed
Namibia Apartheid politician turned independence advocate dies of COVID-19
Dirk Mudge, a white Namibian who began his political life with the pro-Apartheid National Party but later lobbied for Namibia’s
Mali transition must be quick, French military action to continue, French foreign minister says
France’s foreign minister said on Thursday that the transition in Mali needs to be quick, but that the coup d’etat
Five killed in boat accident in southwestern Uganda
Five people have died after a canoe they were sailing in capsized on Lake Bunyonyi in southwestern Uganda, police said
Kenya’s wildebeest migration spectacle threatened by swollen Mara River
The annual wildebeest migration from Tanzania’s Serengeti national park to Kenya’s world-famous Maasai Mara wildlife sanctuary is being threatened by
Libya reports 553 new COVID-19 cases
The National Center for Disease Control of Libya on Wednesday reported 553 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total confirmed cases
Ivory Coast ex-leader Gbagbo’s supporters to file his election candidacy despite court decision
Supporters of former Cote d’Ivoire President Laurent Gbagbo said on Wednesday that they would file for candidacy in his name
Libya’s GNA accuses Haftar forces of killing, arresting civilians in Sirte
The UN-backed government of Libya on Wednesday accused the rival eastern-based army of killing and arresting civilians in the city
Suspects in high-profile rape case fled Egypt in July: prosecutors
Seven suspects in an alleged gang rape at a luxury Cairo hotel in 2014 that is at the center of
Victims of heavy rains in Sudan rise to 86
A total of 86 people have been killed and thousands of homes collapsed in the torrential rains which hit Sudan