Gunmen kill 13 in central Nigeria attack
Thirteen people were killed early Monday in a shooting spree by some unknown gunmen in Nigeria’s north-central state of Benue,
Tunisia reports 20 new COVID-19 cases, 1,717 in total
Tunisian Ministry of Health reported on Monday 20 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number in the country to
Algeria, Spain highlight joint efforts to develop security cooperation
Algeria and Spain on Monday highlighted efforts between the two countries to develop security cooperation during Spanish Interior Minister Fernando
Rwanda opposes inclusion of genocide denier to investigate Belgium’s colonial past
The Rwandan parliament on Monday objected to the inclusion of a denier of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide against the Tutsi
Libya records 388 new COVID-19 cases
The National Center for Disease Control of Libya on Tuesday reported 388 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total confirmed cases
Zimbabwe celebrates 40th Heroes’ Day anniversary
Zimbabweans celebrated the 40th anniversary of Heroes’ Day on Monday amid the COVID-19 pandemic that is ravaging the nation. In
Mamelodi Sundowns, Bloem Celtic advance to Nedbank Cup final
South Africa’s football season resumed, on Saturday, nearly five months after it was suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The
Trial of ex-Sudan leader Omar al-Bashir delayed at request of defence
The trial of former Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir over the 1989 coup was delayed on Monday following a request by
Al Ahly extends lead atop Egyptian league after 2-0 win against Enppi
Egyptian champions Al Ahly resumed their season with a nervy 2-0 over Enppi on Sunday at the Cairo International Stadium
South Sudan’s Kiir hints at reopening churches despite rise in COVID-19 cases
South Sudan’s government is exploring possibilities of how places of worship will reopen across the country despite the country still