Nigerian defender Osinachi Ohale joins AS Roma Women
Nigerian defender Osinachi Ohale signed for Italian club AS Roma Women from Spanish Primera Iberdrola club CD Tacon, which was
Uganda reports third COVID-19 death, seven new cases
The death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic in Uganda rose to three, the Ministry of Health said in a statement
Tanzania allocates 35 mln USD to fight aflatoxin contamination of crops
The government of Tanzania has set aside 35.3 million U.S. dollars to fight aflatoxin contamination of crops, a statement
Burkina Faso striker Aristide Bancé ends 16-year international football career
Burkina Faso striker Aristide Bancé retired from international football after a meeting with the West African nation’s president, Roch Marc
Families of slain officers in Sudan’s failed 1990 coup demand justice
Families of 28 Sudanese army officers who were killed 30 years ago following an attempted coup to remove Omar al-Bashir
Africa’s COVID-19 cases pass 900,000 mark
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases across the African continent reached 908,931 on Friday, the Africa Center for Disease Control
South Africa economy could contract 8.2% if second COVID-19 wave hits ~OECD
South Africa’s economy could contract 8.2% this year, and grow just 0.6% in 2021, if a second wave of COVID-19
Namibia to open up borders for tourists in August
Namibia will open its doors to tourists from August 3 in a bid to stimulate the tourism sector, President Hage
S. African produces its first ventilators
South Africa has completed the first batch of ventilators which would be used to fight the COVID- 19, said the