Sudan finds mass grave believed to have bodies of officers executed by Bashir
Sudan has found a mass grave that most likely contains remains of 28 army officers executed in 1990 for plotting
Algerian airline launches flights for passengers stranded due to COVID-19 pandemic
Algeria’s flag carrier airline, Air Algeria, launched flights from Thursday to transport stranded foreign nationals in Algeria to some European
Tanzania’s former president Benjamin Mkapa dies, presidency says
Tanzania’s former President Benjamin Mkapa, who served from 1995 to 2005, died in the early hours of Friday, President John
Ghana’s economic growth projection lowered to 0.9%: minister
Ghana’s economy is set to take a further hit as its growth was lowered to 0.9 percent while its budget
South African schools to close for a month amid spike in COVID-19 cases
Schools in South Africa will close again for four weeks following a spike in COVID-19 cases, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced
French soldier killed in security operation against jihadists in Mali
A French soldier was killed on Thursday during security operations against Islamist insurgents in Mali, a statement from the French
Kenya’s Clarke Oduor saves Barnsley from relegation, denies Brentford automatic promotion
Kenyan defender Clarke Oduor came off the bench to score in injury time and secure Barnsley a vital 2-1 away
More than 10,000 health workers in Africa infected with COVID-19: W.H.O.
More than 10,000 health workers have tested positive for COVID-19 in 40 countries which have reported such cases, the World
Prop Wiehahn Herbst joins Emirates Lions from Vodacom Bulls
South African prop Wiehahn Herbst swapped Pretoria for Johannesburg after he joined the Emirates Lions from fellow South African Super
Uganda reports first COVID-19 death
Uganda reported its first COVID-19-related death, the Director-General of Health Services Dr. Henry Mwebesa confirmed on Thursday. According to Uganda’s