Zimbabwe’s ruling party accuses U.S. diplomat of political interference
Zimbabwe’s ruling party, the ZANU-PF, warned U.S. Ambassador to Zimbabwe Brian Nichols on Monday to stop underhand destabilization activities against
UN Security Council voices concern over political unrest in Mali
The Security Council on Monday expressed deep concern over the latest political tensions in Mali and called for restraint. In
UN says to launch international financial review of Libya’s divided central banks
The UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL) announced that an international financial review of the country’s divided central banks will
Somalia secures $25 million grant to fight COVID-19
The African Development Bank said on Monday it had approved grants worth about 25.1 million U.S. dollars to Somalia to
COVID-19: IMF approves $4.3 billion emergency package to help South Africa
The International Monetary Fund on Monday announced the approval of $4.3 billion in emergency support to South Africa to help
Banyana Banyana striker Thembi Kgatlana joins Eibar from Benfica
Banyana Banyana striker Thembi Kgatlana became the latest South African female footballer to make a high-profile move in Europe after
Ethiopia lost at least $100 million during internet shutdown, civil society group says
Ethiopia’s shutdown of the internet at the end of June in response to deadly protests over the murder of a
Zimbabwe parliament suspended after two MPs test positive for COVID-19
Parliamentary business in Zimbabwe was suspended after two members of parliament tested positive for COVID-19. Parliamentary Clerk Kenneth Chokuda confirmed
Benjamin Mkapa’s family denies former head of state died of COVID-19
The family of the late former Tanzanian president Benjamin Mkapa dispelled rumours that he died after contracting the coronavirus. During
Aubameyang narrowly misses out on Golden Boot as Premier League season ends
The Premier League season came to its conclusion on Sunday defying the odds caused by the COVID-19 pandemic which threatened