Namibia warns about elephant dung cure for COVID-19 as cases rise
The Namibian government is warning its citizens not to trust claims on social media stating that elephant dung can cure
ICRC says armed violence, floods hamper aid delivery in eastern South Sudan
Recent armed violence coupled with heavy flooding has hampered aid delivery in eastern South Sudan, the International Committee of the
Nigeria arrests three foreign nationals in arms smuggling crackdown
Nigerian troops have arrested three foreign nationals as part of the country’s arms smuggling crackdown, an official said late Monday.
WHO calls for solidarity in vaccine development and distribution
The World Health Organization has urged countries to work in unison in efforts to develop and distribute a COVID-19 vaccine.
Gunfire heard at Mali army base outside capital
Gunfire was heard at an army base outside Mali’s capital Bamako on Tuesday as the Norwegian Embassy and security sources
Sudan security forces fire tear gas at protesters on anniversary of political power-sharing deal
Sudanese security forces fired tear gas to disperse thousands of protesters, some burning car tyres, who gathered to mark the
Sudan, major rebel group sign deal to integrate rebels into army
Sudan and a major rebel group signed an agreement on Monday to integrate the rebels into the army within 39
Nigeria transport minister OKs employment practice of Lagos-Ibadan railway project
Nigerian Transport Minister Rotimi Amaechi said that over 20,000 workers had participated in the construction of the 156-km-long Lagos-Ibadan rail
Nigeria’s $1.5 billion World Bank loan delayed over reforms, sources say
The World Bank is unlikely to approve a much-needed $1.5 billion for Nigeria in August as planned due to concerns
Most people in the 20s,30s,and 40s age group are asymptomatic: WHO
The World Health Organization has now raised concerns that the novel coronavirus spread was being driven by people in their