South Africa warns of anticipated surge in COVID-19 cases in KwaZulu-Natal
South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) has been identified as the province which could experience an anticipated surge in COVID-19 infections as
Calls for solidarity, united economic front amid fears of worst recession
Senior UN officials, Nobel laureates and eminent academic experts, gathered virtually on Wednesday for the launch of a new report
UN says 5.2 million Somalis in need of humanitarian aid due to floods, COVID-19
About 5.2 million Somalis including three million children are in need of humanitarian assistance due to the triple threat of
Kenyan minister’s bid to head WTO receives a boost
Kenya’s minister Ambassador Amina Mohammed’s quest to become the Director General of the World Trade Organization received a shot in
Montreal Impact signs Uganda Cranes defender Mustafa Kizza from KCCA
Uganda Cranes defender Mustafa Kizza joined Canadian club Montreal Impact from Ugandan Premier League club Kampala Capital City Authority
No fixed date yet on Nigeria’s resumption of international flights, minister says
Nigeria has not yet determined a date for the resumption of international flights, according to the Minister of Aviation Hadi
South Africa’s excess deaths surge as virus like ‘wildfire’
Global hot spot South Africa is seeing a “huge discrepancy” between confirmed COVID-19 deaths and much higher excess deaths from
UN says 60,000 people in South Sudan at risk of hunger amid inter-communal violence
The World Food Programme(WFP) and Food Agriculture Organization (FAO) on Thursday warned that 60,000 in South Sudan were staring at
West African leaders seek end to Mali political crisis
Presidents from five West African countries arrive in Mali on Thursday to try to negotiate an end to a political
Doping: Kenya’s former World 1500m champion Elijah Manangoi suspended
2017 World 1,500m champion Elijah Manangoi was one of four Kenyan runners sanctioned for various anti-doping violations, the Athletics Integrity