1.4-Million-Year-Old homo erectus handaxe unearthed in Ethiopia
A 1.4-million-year-old large bone fragment shaped into handaxe-like form has been found in Ethiopia by paleoanthropologists working at the Konso
UPDATE: 17 injured in Egyptian oil pipeline fire
17 people were injured after a major fire broke out after a leak of oil from the Shuqair-Mostorod pipeline next
Trump administration abandons policy that would have barred many foreign students
In a stunning reversal of policy, the Trump administration on Tuesday abandoned a plan that would have forced out tens
Former Nigerian president named special envoy to Mali
Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has been appointed by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) as a special
Zimbabwe baker fights hunger with low-cost bread
Inside his makeshift bakery in Epworth, a settlement in the south-eastern periphery of Zimbabwe’s capital Harare, Herbert Zenda meticulously prepares
South Africa’s economy to shrink 6.9% in 2020 – S&P Global Ratings
South Africa’s economy will contract by more than initially projected, likely shrinking 6.9% in 2020 compared to an earlier forecast
Signing of partial peace deal between Sudanese gov’t, armed groups delayed
The signing of a partial peace deal between the Sudanese government and the alliance of armed groups has been delayed,
China donates medical supplies to Zambia
Zambia on Tuesday received a batch of anti-pandemic medical supplies from the Chinese government through the Organization of African First
Botswana mulls new natural conservation plan following mysterious elephant deaths
Botswana has announced intention to review the country’s elephant management plan. The Ministry of Environment, Natural Resources, Conservation and Tourism
First cargo ship sets sail after coastal shipping resumes in Mozambique
The first ship transporting cargo along the Mozambican coast left Maputo on Tuesday for a 12-day voyage to the northern