13 dead dolphins wash up on Mauritian shores after huge oil spill
At least 13 dead dolphins washed up on Mauritian sea shores about one month after the Japanese tanker MV Wakashio
EU freezes Mali training missions after coup
The European Union has suspended its training missions in Mali after the military coup this month that removed President Ibrahim
Russia announces free visas and no restrictions for foreign spectators ahead of F1 race
Russia has announced that foreign fans who wish to attend the Russian Grand Prix next month will receive free visas
Zambian ministry says COVID-19 recovery rate impressive
The Zambian government on Wednesday expressed satisfaction at the number of COVID-19 patients being discharged from isolation facilities. Ministry of
About 20 African countries under full border closure due to COVID-19: Africa CDC
The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) on Wednesday said that 20 African countries are under full
COVID-19: Kenya extends curfew, lifts ban on sale of secondhand clothes
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Wednesday announced an extension to the nationwide dusk-dawn curfew for a further 30 days in
Congo elephant poacher jailed for 30 years; landmark case hailed
The Congo Republic jailed a notorious poacher for 30 years for ivory trafficking and the attempted murder of park rangers,
Rwanda issues arrest warrant for genocide suspect in France
An international arrest warrant has been issued by Rwanda for a top former Rwandan military official, Aloys Ntiwiragabo who is
Kenya becomes first country to be awarded “Safer Tourism Seal’’
Kenya has become the first country to be awarded the recommended status of the “Safer Tourism Seal” by the Rebuilding
Congo Army says Suspected Islamist militia kills 20
Islamist militants killed at least 20 people during attacks on three villages in eastern Congo, the army, and a local