South African fuel prices to rise in August
The retail price of petrol in South Africa will increase by about 0.33% from Aug. 5, while the price of
Shoprite lifted by sales jump and potential Nigeria exit
Shoprite Holdings could become the latest South African retailer to retreat from other African markets after it said on Monday
UNOCHA faces funding shortfall to meet humanitarian needs in Ethiopia
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) on Monday said it is facing a funding shortfall
Three million children in Tanzania stunted over poor nutrition: minister
At least three million children aged below five in Tanzania are stunted due to poor nutrition, a cabinet minister said
Libyan city with 125,000 people at great risk: UN
A possible humanitarian disaster is feared involving about 125,000 people in and around the Libyan city of Sirte should the
Libyan authorities arrest 57 immigrants
The Interior Ministry of Libya’s UN-backed government on Monday said it arrested 57 immigrants in the city of Zuwara, some
Algeria to reopen mosques for public: president
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune Monday announced that his country “is reviewing the possibility to reopen mosques for the public,” the
Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia resume Nile dam talks
Sudan, Egypt and Ethiopia on Monday resumed a new round of talks to resolve a years-long dispute over the operation
Failed landing of UN plane injures 11 people
A United Nations plane careened off the runway while touching down in the northern Malian city of Gao on Monday,
South African corruption watchdog probes COVID-19 tenders
South Africa’s anti-corruption watchdog said on Monday it was investigating irregularities in coronavirus-related tenders, the latest in a series of