Eight killed, 27 injured in road accident in northwest Tanzania
At least eight people were killed and 27 others were injured in a road accident in Kagera region in northwestern
Ethiopia reports more than 1,800 new COVID-19 cases, 17 deaths
The Ethiopian Ministry of Health on Friday reported 1,829 new confirmed COVID-19 cases pushing the total caseload to 37,665. It
Sevilla seeks to extend Europa record as Inter eyes first trophy in nine years
Sevilla is poised to fight to extend its UEFA Europa League record later tonight in the 2019/20 final against a
10-man Mamelodi Sundowns hold on to claim a point against Maritzburg
Mamelodi Sundowns were held to a 2-2 draw by Maritzburg United in an entertaining Absa Premiership match at the Lucas
Kugandrie Govender named acting CEO of Cricket South Africa
Cricket South Africa named its Chief Commercial Officer Kugandrie Govender as acting chief executive officer replacing Jacques Faul who resigned
Libya’s warring rival administrations announce immediate ceasefire
Libya’s rival governments on Friday issued separate statements announcing an immediate ceasefire in what was the first deal between both
Military junta releases two officials detained after President Keita’s ouster
Mali’s military junta has released two senior government officials that were detained following Tuesday’s ouster of President Ibrahim Keita, Reuters
U.S. suspends military cooperation with Mali following president’s overthrow
The United States has suspended all cooperation with Mali’s military until the political situation is clarified following the overthrow of
Healthcare workers protests ‘should not come at the expense of patients’: WHO official urges
Industrial actions by health workers around the world “should not come at the expense of the health and wealth of
Springbok hooker Malcolm Marx joins Japan Top League side Kubota Spears
South African Rugby World Cup winner Malcolm Marx joined Japanese Top League side Kubota Spears after he opted to cancel