Aid agencies ask South Sudan authorities to reopen schools for children’s welfare
South Sudan may have closed schools in mid-March as part of precautions to fight the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic
AFRICOM to relocate headquarters out of Germany, not to Africa
The United States Africa Command (AFRICOM) will relocate its headquarters and forces out of Germany following a directive issued by
Trump gives Microsoft 45 days to clinch TikTok deal
President Donald Trump only agreed to allow Microsoft Corp to negotiate the acquisition of popular short-video app TikTok if it
How has stigma surrounding COVID-19 hindered response in Africa?
After 23 days in quarantine in Uganda — far longer than required — Jimmy Spire Ssentongo walked free in part
Tanzania plans to renovate livestock markets nationwide to boost output
The government of Tanzania has set aside 681 million Tanzanian shillings (about 292,800 U.S. dollars) for the renovation of livestock
Bertrand Traore’s penalty miss sees Lyon lose final French League Cup final
French Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain won the French League Cup after defeating rivals Lyon 6-5 on post-match penalties at
Algerian leader secures fugitive officer with Erdogan call, source says
Algeria’s president phoned his Turkish counterpart last month to secure the return of a fugitive military official who fled Algeria
Five al-Shabab militants killed in southern Somalia
The Somali National Army (SNA) on Sunday killed 5 al-Shabab militants during an operation in the southern region of Lower
A bicycle for every citizen in Egypt
Egyptian government is planning to promote cycling in an effort to cut down on pollution and encourage healthier lifestyles. A
South Sudan’s COVID-19 cases surge amid expanded testing
The number of COVID-19 cases in South Sudan has gone up from 1,188 to 2,429 since April 5 due to