Tunisia bans ships of French company from docking as crew test positive for COVID-19
Tunisia decided on Saturday to prevent the ships of French transport company Corsica Linea from anchoring in its ports, local
Mali opposition reject proposed crisis mediation
Mali’s opposition alliance has rejected a plan proposed by international mediators to defuse tensions, sticking to its demand that President
Tanzanian police seize over 300 kg of cannabis
Tanzania’s anti-narcotics police said on Saturday they seized 379 kilograms of cannabis. Emmanuel Lukula, the Kilimanjaro regional police commander, said
Ebola cases rise in new DR Congo outbreak
The Ebola outbreak in the DR Congo’s northwest is growing, according to health officials, sounding the alarm weeks after the
Suspected African swine fever breaks out in northern Zambia
Suspected African Swine Fever has broken out in some districts in the northern part of Zambia, a veterinary government official
About 40 African countries under full border closure due to COVID-19: AU
The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) on Saturday said that 40 African countries are under full
Mali opposition insists President must quit
Mali’s protest movement on Friday pressed on with a demand for embattled President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita to quit, as international
Africans in Europe: Serge Aurier plays in Spurs win days after brother’s murder
It was a week of ups and downs and a roller-coaster of emotions for several African players who were in
Fighting between armed groups in eastern Congo kills dozens
At least 43 people have been killed following fighting between armed groups in villages in Congo’s South Kivu province, many
South African farmers rap repeal of state of disaster for drought
South Africa, one of the 30 most water-scarce countries in the world, has revoked its classification of drought as a