COVID-19 continues to spread in Africa, albeit slower than other regions
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Africa continues to rise steadily even as countries continue to ease restrictions amid
Zimbabwe’s women venture into farming amid tough economic times
More women in Zimbabwe have ventured into farming as a means of livelihood amid tough economic times in the Southern
Cholera outbreak infects nearly 6,800 people in Ethiopia: UN
A cholera outbreak in Ethiopia has infected 6,789 people, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA)
Southampton signs Ghanaian defender Mohammed Salisu on four-year deal
Premier League club Southampton signed Ghanaian defender Mohammed Salisu from Spanish La Liga club Real Valladolid on a four-year deal
WHO calls for installation of handwashing facilities in schools before reopening
The World Health Organisation has urged countries to ensure schools put in place the required health protocols before allowing learners
South Sudan declares state of emergency in flooded areas
South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir has declared a state of emergency in Jonglei state and Pibor Administrative Area due to
Kenya’s COVID-19 death toll hits 460 as Health ministry reports 650 new cases
Kenya’s Ministry of Health on Thursday reported 650 new cases raising the national total to 28,754. Health Chief Administrative Secretary
Global COVID-19 death toll tops 750,000
The number of confirmed COVID-19 deaths globally have surpassed the three-quarter million mark as infections continue to rise steadily. The
Africa begins continent-wide study of COVID-19 antibodies
An Africa-wide study of antibodies to the coronavirus has begun, while evidence from a smaller study indicates that many more
Rwandan researchers devise innovative approach to COVID-19 testing
Researchers in Rwanda have captured attention beyond Africa with an innovative technique of testing for COVID-19 amid an ever-increasing demand