Zimbabwe parliamentary sittings go virtual after 8 MPs test positive for COVID-19
Zimbabwe’s parliament plans to have virtual sittings as a measure of curbing the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, Clerk of
Floods in Uganda displace nearly 8,800 people
Nearly 8,800 people have been displaced by floods following rising water levels in Ugandan lakes as a result of torrential
S.Africa’s Nedbank hopes worst is over after posting almost 70% profit drop
South Africa’s Nedbank said on Wednesday it was hopeful the worst impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic were in the past
‘UFO’ in Congo jungle turns out to be internet balloon
An unidentified flying object parachuted into dense Congo jungle to the confusion of local authorities, who detained two people for
Mali suspended from the International Francophone community over coup
The international community increased pressure on the military junta that has seized power in Mali, as the Organisation Internationale de
Zambia court acquits health minister accused of corruption
A Zambian court on Tuesday acquitted Health Minister Chitalu Chilufya after ruling that the prosecution had brought insufficient evidence against
Chinese firm donates anti-malaria drugs to Kenya
Chinese pharmaceutical company Fosun Pharma on Tuesday donated anti-malaria drugs to Kenya’s health ministry to boost the war against the
Local aid workers overlooked in COVID-19 fight
The coronavirus is exposing an uncomfortable inequality in the billion-dollar system that delivers life-saving aid for countries in crisis: Most
Kenyan court halts community learning plan by the Ministry of Education
The Kenyan government plan for resumption of learning in estates and villages following the closure of schools due to the
Egypt reiterates necessity of reaching tripartite deal over Nile dam
Egypt reiterated on Tuesday the necessity of reaching a tripartite agreement with Ethiopia and Sudan over the rules of filling