UK, US, Canada accuse Russia of hacking virus vaccine trials
Britain, the United States and Canada accused Russian hackers on Thursday of trying to steal information from researchers seeking a
Kenyans shift to online platforms to keep businesses going
Kenyans have been forced to find creative ways of staying in business amid the COVID-19 pandemic which prompted the government
OUTA, SAA pilots court battle against Dudu Myeni continues
The Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse and the SAA Pilots’ Association are applying to the Pretoria High Court seeking an
France looks at law for returning colonial-era artifacts
The French government presented a draft law Wednesday that would enable France to return certain cultural artifacts taken from African
UN warns COVID-19 has threatened child vaccination programs
The United Nations warned Wednesday about an alarming decline in childhood vaccinations because of the COVID-19 pandemic, saying that the
Kenya launches policy documents to support primary healthcare
Kenya’s Ministry of Health on Thursday launched two policy documents to support primary healthcare in the country, as COVID-19 infections
Sisi says Egypt won’t stand idle in Libya if security is threatened
Egypt will not stand idle in the face of any direct threat to Egyptian and Libyan security, President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi
Kenyans angered by wildlife body’s move to stop lions from giving birth
Kenyans were left angered on Thursday after the country’s wildlife authority announced that it had implanted contraceptives in a lioness
Villagers killed in central Mali as mediators seek to restore stability
Armed men killed at least 12 villagers in central Mali, local officials said on Thursday, while in the capital Bamako
UN says 2 aid workers, 4 others shot dead in South Sudan
Two aid workers in South Sudan were shot dead along with four people they were helping after members of an