Tanzania plans to employ 12,000 teachers
The government of Tanzania is planning to employ 12,000 teachers in public primary and secondary schools, a senior official said
Egypt lawmakers approve bill to protect sex assault victims’ identity
Egyptian lawmakers on Tuesday approved a draft law that would give survivors of sexual assault and harassment the automatic right
Zambia imposes COVID-19 negative certificate requirement for travellers
Authorities in Zambia have imposed a requirement that all travelers to the southern African nation should be required to produce
Uganda reports two new gorilla babies in Bwindi national park
Two new baby gorillas have been discovered in a Ugandan national park where a beloved primate named Rafiki was killed
Zimbabwe’s Vice President appointed Health Minister
Zimbabwe’s Vice President Constantino Chiwenga was on Tuesday appointed the minister of Health and Child Care with immediate effect, Chief
72 pct of Zambian SMEs not able to raise funds due to COVID-19
About 72 percent of businesses in Zambia are not able to raise funds for expansion due to the effect of
Egypt reports 157 new COVID-19 cases, the lowest daily figure since April
Egypt reported on Monday 157 new COVID-19 cases, the lowest daily figure since April 22, raising the total cases registered
House fire in Zambia kills 7
Seven members of the same family were burnt to death when fire swept through a house they were sleeping in
National parks in South Africa to reopen for overnight accommodation
South African National Parks (SANParks) will from Aug. 14 be open for overnight accommodation and guided overland safari vehicles, the
UNESCO to restore Mali’s conflict-hit Bandiagara site
The UN’s culture organisation will restore the world heritage site of Bandiagara, in central Mali, which has been hit hard