France pays homage to six French aid workers killed in Niger
French Prime Minister Jean Castex paid homage on Friday to six French aid workers killed last week in Niger, saying
Japan to send team to Mauritius to assist in oil spill
Japanese Environment Minister Shinjiro Koizumi said on Saturday Tokyo planned to send a team of officials from the ministry and
All schools in Rwanda to remain closed until thorough health assessment is done
Schools shall remain closed to allow time for a thorough health assessment which will determine when and how they shall
Bayern humbles Barcelona 8-2 to reach Champions League semis
Bayern Munich inflicted on Barcelona the most humiliating defeat of the Lionel Messi era and among the worst in
Explosions heard in Sudan army’s ammunition depot
Huge explosions have been reported at an ammunition depot belonging to the Sudanese army. The explosions happened in the al-Shajarah
Over 25,500 migrant Ethiopians return home in four months amid COVID-19 pandemic: IOM
More than 25,500 Ethiopian migrants have been repatriated home during the past four months, the International Organization for Migration (IOM)
Somali forces kill four senior Al-Shabaab militants in southern region
Somali National Army (SNA) forces on Friday killed four senior al-Shabaab militants and captured Kurtunwarey district, a major stronghold for
Bus torched in Cote d’Ivoire as election tensions run high
Protesters in Cote d’Ivoire set fire to a bus in the commercial capital Abidjan on Friday after deadly protests earlier
WHO commends South Africa’s efforts against COVID-19 as experts arrive in Pretoria
The World Health Organization has commended South Africa for its response towards the COVID-19 pandemic, despite being the hardest-hit country
Africa strives to tackle food security challenges brought by COVID-19 pandemic, locust invasion
As African countries continue to battle the unrelenting COVID-19 pandemic, they are making gains on the frontline against massive swarms