Mozambique’s leader blames ‘war’ in north on wealth-seekers
The “war” in northern Mozambique is the fault of people who want to divide the country for its wealth, President
Africa’s COVID-19 numbers continue to rise
Africa continues to see a rise in the number of COVID-19 infections as countries on the continent report steady rises
Kenya’s central bank sets Sept. 29 date to hold next rate-setting meeting
The Central Bank of Kenya’s Monetary Policy Committee is scheduled to meet at the end of next month, the bank
South Africa’s Game re-enters budget clothing market after 15 years
South African general merchandise retailer Game re-entered the clothing market on Friday after 15 years with the launch of a
Africa’s confirmed COVID-19 cases pass 1.08 million as death toll surges to 24,660
The Africa Center for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) on Friday revealed the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in
Spain’s Real Betis to launch football academy in Zimbabwe
Spanish football club Real Betis will set up a football academy in Zimbabwe, its second in Africa after launching another
South Sudan death toll in disarmament fighting rises, UN sends peacekeepers
The death toll in South Sudan’s Warrap State has risen to 148 following fighting this past weekend during a disarmament
Bodies of French workers killed in Niger arrive in Paris
French Prime Minister Jean Castex led tributes to six French aid workers who were killed by suspected jihadists in Niger,
Government struggles to wipe out armed groups in eastern DR Congo
The Democratic Republic of Congo’s army launched an offensive last October aimed at fulfilling a pledge made by President Felix
‘Massive poisonous shock’: Scientists fear lasting impact from Mauritius oil spill
Some corals have lived for centuries at the fringes of Mauritius. Now smothered for days in heavy fuel oil spilled